The New York Times – Business:
Recent setbacks raise doubt about how quickly businesses can respond to customers who seem intent on spending freely.
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It’s All a Blur: Chinese Shows Censor Western Brands Over Xinjiang Dispute
The New York Times – Business:
Online platforms that stream dance, singing and comedy shows are pixelating performers’ T-shirts and sneakers amid a nationalistic fervor.
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Company Will Offer Refunds to Buyers of ‘Satan Shoes’ to Settle Lawsuit by Nike
The New York Times – Business:
The unauthorized sneakers, which contain a drop of blood and cost $1,018, sold out in less than a minute last month.
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With Warning to Democrats, Manchin Points the Way for Biden’s Agenda
The New York Times – Business:
The West Virginia Democrat’s latest plea for bipartisanship suggested that, to win over a critical swing vote in his own party, President Biden will first have to reach out to Republicans.
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‘The Start of a Comeback’ in 5 U.S. Cities
The New York Times – Business:
With vaccinations picking up, warmer weather and increased business reopenings over the last week, tourism has picked up in these destinations.
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‘The Start of a Comeback’ in 5 U.S. Cities
The New York Times – Business:
With vaccinations picking up, warmer weather and increased business reopenings over the last week, tourism has picked up in these destinations.
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Cultural Venues’ Quest for Billions in Federal Aid Is Halted by Glitch
The New York Times – Business:
On the first day nightclubs, movie theaters and other arts organizations hurt by the pandemic could apply for $16 billion in federal aid, the system malfunctioned. No applications got through.
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As U.S. Prospects Brighten, Fed’s Powell Sees Risk in Global Vaccination Pace
The New York Times – Business:
Some countries are lagging behind in vaccinations, and policymakers warned that no economy is secure until the world is safe from coronavirus variants.
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As U.S. Prospects Brighten, Fed’s Powell Sees Risk in Global Vaccination Pace
Some countries are lagging behind in vaccinations, and policymakers warned that no economy is secure until the world is safe from coronavirus variants.
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José Andrés Will Open Two Restaurants in NoMad
The New York Times – Business:
Outposts of Zaytinya, one of his Washington, D.C., restaurants, and the Bazaar by José Andrés, are coming to a new Ritz-Carlton hotel in Manhattan.