The New York Times – Business:
Although gasoline consumption may have peaked, a report predicted that oil demand would probably increase in the coming five years.
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Advanced Cancers Are Emerging, Doctors Warn, Citing Pandemic Drop in Screenings
The New York Times – Business:
People have skipped their cancer screenings and ignored possible symptoms as a result of the pandemic. In some cases, the delay has come at a great cost.
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After 35 years, Carl Hiaasen says farewell to his Miami Herald column.
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In Washington, ‘Free Trade’ Is No Longer Gospel
The New York Times – Business:
Like its predecessor, the Biden administration has largely dispensed with the idea of free trade as a goal in and of itself.
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Airline Bailouts Came at a High Cost
The New York Times – Business:
Federal efforts to prop up carriers saved jobs, but taxpayers likely paid big price.
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Congress hears testimony again on GameStop, focusing on the financial plumbing behind the frenzy.
The New York Times – Business:
Prepared testimony suggests the witnesses will focus on what — if any — deficiencies in the American stock trading system were revealed by the surge of trading in GameStop.
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Federal Reserve Meets as Economic Outlook Shifts
The New York Times – Business:
The Federal Reserve is meeting as vaccines and a nearly $1.9 trillion recovery package raise expectations for growth, and analysts want to see how that changes policy forecasts.
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How to Clean Up Steel? Bacteria, Hydrogen and a Lot of Cash.
The New York Times – Business:
With climate concerns growing, steel companies face an inevitable crunch. ArcelorMittal sees solutions, but the costs are likely to run into tens of billions of dollars in Europe alone.
