The New York Times – Business:
Offensive posts that Alexi McCammond made in 2011 when she was a teenager were recirculated over the weekend on social media.
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BuzzFeed lays off 47 HuffPost workers weeks after acquisition.
The New York Times – Business:
As part of the cutbacks, BuzzFeed closed HuffPost Canada and announced plans to decrease the size of its operations in Australia and Britain.
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Lung Cancer Scans Are Recommended for People 50 and Older With Shorter Smoking Histories
The New York Times – Business:
New advice from an influential panel will make more women and African-Americans eligible for CT scans, but some who need them most may not be able to afford them.
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Epoch Media Casts Wider Net to Spread Its Message Online
The New York Times – Business:
The company’s ties to more than a dozen sites illustrate how conservative media companies are branching out after Facebook and Twitter began stiffer policing of false information.
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Disneyland will reopen in late April, Disney’s chief executive says.
The New York Times – Business:
Bob Chapek, the chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, announced the time frame on Tuesday but did not give a specific date.
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Looming Deadline and Last-Minute Changes Hinder Small-Business Relief
The New York Times – Business:
Lenders are struggling with a new Paycheck Protection Program rule intended to get more money to sole proprietors — and some banks are simply refusing to make the change.
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Boeing sold more planes than were canceled last month as it regains its footing.
The New York Times – Business:
The aircraft maker said it had received 82 new airplane orders in February, about half of them for the 737 Max.
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López Obrador busca aumentar el control estatal sobre el sector energético
The New York Times – Business:
La legislación impulsada por el presidente mexicano busca restringir a los inversores privados en la industria energética y posiblemente revertiría las ganancias en la reducción de las emisiones de carbono.
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After 80 Years, Still Smiling on the Job
The New York Times – Business:
The Fred Marcus Studio, a family business in New York, has taken thousands and thousands of photos of brides, grooms and their celebrations.
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Maker of Dove Soap Will Drop the Word ‘Normal’ From Beauty Products
The New York Times – Business:
Unilever, which owns brands like Dove and Sunsilk, said a study had found that the word “normal” makes most people feel excluded. A spokeswoman said it would remove it from more than 200 products.