The New York Times – Business:
Beijing had accused the internet-finance titan, a sister company of the e-commerce giant Alibaba, of flouting regulations in its quest for growth.
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Microsoft to Buy Artificial Intelligence Provider for $16 Billion
The New York Times – Business:
By acquiring a provider of artificial-intelligence software, the tech giant is hoping to bolster its offerings for the fast-growing field of medical computing.
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Corporate Leaders Discuss How to Address Georgia's Voting Laws
The New York Times – Business:
A coalition of 60 law firms has joined business leaders about the need for companies to use their clout to oppose state legislation that would make it harder to vote.
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Will Smith's Production Pulls Film Out of Georgia, Citing Voting Laws
The New York Times – Business:
The film, ‘Emancipation,’ which is being produced and financed by Apple Studios, is the first major production to cite the law as a reason to leave the state.
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The wealth gap between Black and white households will need big ideas to fix.
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Young women are leaving school and work. Experts say caregiving may be the reason.
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Saudi Aramco sells oil pipeline stake for $12.4 billion
The New York Times – Business:
Aramco is under pressure from its main owner, the Saudi government, to generate cash to finance state operations as well as new investments.
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Some unions are shifting strategies, wary of the challenges of winning votes site by site.
The New York Times – Business:
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Alibaba's Big Antitrust Fine Is a Warning Shot
The New York Times – Business:
Beijing regulators are sending a message to Chinese internet giants.
