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The Berkshire chief opposes shareholder proposals on climate and diversity.
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Europe’s Economy Shrank in First Quarter, Revealing a Recession: Live Updates
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Apple’s App Store Draws E.U. Antitrust Charge
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By forcing app developers to use its payment system and comply with other rules, regulators said Apple broke European Union competition laws.
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AstraZeneca’s vaccine has brought in $275 million in sales so far this year.
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The company has pledged not to profit from its vaccine during the pandemic. Governments have been paying several dollars per dose.
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Europe’s economy shrank by 0.6 percent in first quarter.
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Europe entered a recession as governments continued fighting the pandemic, though recent signs suggest that its fortunes are already improving.
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The Googleplex of the Future Has Privacy Robots, Meeting Tents and Your Very Own Balloon Wall
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The company that helped popularize open office plans and lavish employee perks is trying to reinvent office spaces to cope with workplace sensibilities changed by the pandemic.
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Black Pound Day Aims to Support U.K. Black-Owned Businesses
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Black Pound Day was created to find a sustainable way to support Black-owned businesses after the Black Lives Matter street protests faded.
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Where Should You Buy Your Books?
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Bookstore or Amazon? Curbside pickup or delivery? We answer common questions readers might have.
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They Want You Back at the Office
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Commercial real estate brokers tend to be chest-thumping optimists. Post-pandemic corporate life is putting that to the test.
