The New York Times – Business:
He helped redefine Chicago architecture with his postmodern designs of the Thompson Center and the United Airlines terminal at O’Hare International Airport. But he was also known worldwide.
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Biden Defends Unemployment Benefits, Provided Workers Accept Job Offers
The New York Times – Business:
The president’s comments and a raft of policy announcements were a pushback to Republican criticism of his economic plan after a disappointing jobs report on Friday.
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How the Colonial Pipeline Became a Vital Artery for Fuel
The New York Times – Business:
Growing domestic production of oil and gas has led to reduced refining capacity in the Northeast, increasing the reliance on fuel sent from Texas.
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Biden Administration Will Begin Disbursing $350 Billion in State and Local Aid
The New York Times – Business:
States and cities are being given broad discretion on how they can use the money, which is intended to replace public sector revenue, provide extra pay for essential workers, and invest in sewer, water and broadband.
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Pipeline Hit by Ransomware Hopes to Restart by End of Week
The New York Times – Business:
The Colonial Pipeline shutdown has exposed vulnerabilities in the nation’s energy infrastructure and raised concerns about fuel supplies.
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Dozens of state prosecutors tell Facebook to stop its plans for a children’s version of Instagram.
The New York Times – Business:
“Without a doubt, this is a dangerous idea that risks the safety of our children and puts them directly in harm’s way,” Letitia James, New York’s attorney general said in a statement.
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Dogecoin Had an Eventful Weekend, Thanks to Elon Musk.
The New York Times – Business:
SpaceX will launch a satellite called Doge-1 on a mission paid for with Dogecoin, an announcement that came a day after Mr. Musk dropped some Dogecoin references on “Saturday Night Live.”
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Biden Administration Will Begin Disbursing $350 Billion in State and Local Aid
The New York Times – Business:
States and cities are being given broad discretion on how they can use the money, which is intended to replace public sector revenue, provide extra pay for essential workers, and invest in sewer, water and broadband.
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Teen Vogue Names Versha Sharma as Its Top Editor
The New York Times – Business:
Two months after a botched hire, Versha Sharma, an editor at the news website NowThis, will take over the Condé Nast site.
