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A year of pandemic restrictions has meant some friends are flush and others foundering.
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How One State Managed to Actually Write Rules on Facial Recognition
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Massachusetts is one of the first states to put legislative guardrails around the use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations.
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How Marty Baron and Jeff Bezos Remade The Washington Post
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The celebrated editor is ending his tenure at the helm of a very different newspaper than the one he originally signed on to run.
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Anyone Who’s Anyone Has a SPAC Right Now
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A once obscure financial maneuver becomes a celebrity flex.
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China Tried to Slow Divorces by Making Couples Wait. Instead, They Rushed.
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A new rule requiring a cooling-off period before a divorce could be granted led to an outcry, as well as a surge of applications to beat the deadline.
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China Tried to Slow Divorces by Making Couples Wait. Instead, They Rushed.
The New York Times – Business:
A new rule requiring a cooling-off period before a divorce could be granted led to an outcry, as well as a surge of applications to beat the deadline.
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WeWork’s Path to Markets Is Cleared as Co-Founder and SoftBank Settle Suit
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Adam Neumann was said to be selling $480 million of his shares to the Japanese conglomerate, which aims to take WeWork public.
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F.D.A. Expert Panel Endorses Johnson & Johnson’s Vaccine
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With this last hurdle cleared, formal authorization of the one-dose vaccine is expected on Saturday and distribution within days.
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Amazon Moves From Film Industry’s Margins to the Mainstream
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With several films competing for Golden Globes on Sunday and a number of high-priced movies coming this year, the streaming service has altered its reputation in Hollywood.
