The New York Times – Business:
The carmaker that owns Jeep defended its use of the Native American tribe’s name on its S.U.V. and said it was “committed to a respectful and open dialogue.”
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Asian-American Violence Plagues Xi’an Famous Foods During Covid
The New York Times – Business:
For Xi’an Famous Foods, the pandemic has brought an uptick in aggression toward Asian-American employees, mirroring a trend seen across the United States.
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New York City’s Arts and Recreation Employment Down 66%, Report Says
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The New York State comptroller’s office details the effects of the pandemic’s devastation and says a full recovery would be made only with government assistance.
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Nirav Modi, a fugitive jeweler wanted by India, loses his extradition case.
The New York Times – Business:
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The Biden administration hopes Katherine Tai can heal divisions over trade.
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Workhorse Stock Plunges After Losing USPS Contract
The New York Times – Business:
Workhorse, a small truck maker with big ambitions, was counting on the deal for a surge in revenue. Its shares lost $2 billion in value.
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McKinsey's Controversies May Weigh on Its Reputation
The New York Times – Business:
More tough headlines for the consulting firm.
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The Future of Car Navigation Has Arrived
The New York Times – Business:
Augmented reality and directions in the windshield: Integrated systems run (precise) laps around earlier technology, like a piano-roll device from the 1930s.
