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A chemist by training, he turned Gilead Sciences into a leading, and lucrative, innovator with single-pill treatments for H.I.V. and hepatitis C.

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After working as a well-paid Republican operative, he gave up a lavish lifestyle to live in poverty as a self-proclaimed Jeremiah, calling out fraud in the name of God.

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Starbucks made a profit of $659 million in the first three months of the year as quarantine restrictions were eased.

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One month after Black, the embattled investor, said he would not stand for re-election, the museum chose its president emerita to replace him.

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The publisher also said it would make a donation to sexual abuse organizations equal to the advance it paid Blake Bailey, the author accused of sexual assault.

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Credit Suisse had admitted to helping American clients evade taxes in 2014 and was fined $2.6 billion, but it avoided even higher fines because of its vow that it had stopped the practice.

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All eligible businesses will be able to apply for the $29 billion program starting on Monday, but only claims from the priority groups will be approved in the first three weeks.

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Fox is asking a court to dismiss a suit filed by Smartmatic, which accused it and three of its anchors of promoting falsehoods about the company.

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The announcement by Basecamp, a company that makes productivity software, follows a surge of employee activism and corporate action on social issues.

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Even the most D.I.Y.-inclined travelers are considering working with a professional adviser these days. Here’s how.