The New York Times – Business:
Analysts said the impact of the shutdown would be relatively minor as long as the artery was reopened soon, but drivers scrambled to fuel their vehicles.
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Experts Call for Sweeping Reforms to Prevent the Next Pandemic
The New York Times – Business:
Swift mask mandates and travel restrictions, an international treaty and the creation of new bureaucracies are among the recommendations presented to the W.H.O.
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Amazon's $300 Million European Tax Charge Is Rejected by E.U. Court
The New York Times – Business:
The decision undercuts efforts by the European Union to force big tech firms to pay more in taxes.
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In Reversal, Retirements Increased During the Pandemic
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Job losses, rather than rising asset values, seem to be the main cause in upending a decades-long trend in the U.S.
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Lordstown Motors Shares Plunge as Investors See Problems
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Lordstown Motors said it would start producing and selling electric pickup trucks this year, but there is little evidence it is ready to do so. Its stock has tumbled from a high of about $30 last year to around $8.
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SoftBank Breaks Records, But Can It Last?
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What a difference a year makes.
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Wall Street is having second thoughts about electric vehicle start-ups like Lordstown Motors.
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Donations to India Get Blocked by Modi's Tough New Rules
The New York Times – Business:
International donors are raising millions, but the Modi administration has erected hurdles for overseas organizations and guided money toward officially endorsed groups.
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China Wants to Boost Births. But It’s Wary of Losing Control.
The New York Times – Business:
Some local governments are allowing couples to have more children without penalties, but the ruling Communist Party seems reluctant to lift restrictions altogether.