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Chip Makers Turn Cutthroat in Fight for Share of Federal Money

Semiconductor companies, which united to get the CHIPS Act approved, have set off a lobbying frenzy as they argue for more cash than their competitors.  » mehr lesen

Trial Run of 4-Day Workweek Wins Converts

Of 61 British companies that participated in a pilot program, 56 said they would continue. Both employers and employees reported benefits.  » mehr lesen

Lucid Motors Steps Up Production as Supply Chain Problems Ease

The maker of electric luxury sedans said it made more than 7,000 cars in 2022, achieving a scaled-down target.  » mehr lesen

Fed Minutes Showed Policymakers Were Still Intent on Easing Inflation

Federal Reserve officials thought they needed to do more to cool the economy even before a series of strong data releases in recent weeks.  » mehr lesen

Labor Board Curbs Gag Rules in Severance Agreements

The National Labor Relations Board said severance pacts requiring confidentiality and nondisparagement violated a law on collective worker activity.  » mehr lesen

Want That Coffee With Olive Oil? Starbucks Thinks Italians Will.

The company has amassed an audience in Italy, and now it is betting on two very Italian ingredients.  » mehr lesen

NPR to Cut 10% of Its Staff

The nonprofit media organization, which has a staff of about 1,100 people, said the layoffs were required because of a slowdown in advertising and a drop in corporate sponsorships.  » mehr lesen

China’s Tech Rainmaker Vanishes, and So Does Business Confidence

Bao Fan’s firm says he’s unreachable, and others in the tech sector are worried for him and fear what his disappearance says about China’s heavy hand in business.  » mehr lesen

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