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Food Prices Weigh on Seniors’ Savings, Health and Even Social Ties

As costs rise, many older Americans have changed the way they shop and eat out. For some, it could affect their health or leave them feeling isolated.  » mehr lesen

A Surprise Pick to Lead the Bank of Japan Faces a Wrenching Choice

Kazuo Ueda is set to replace the longtime governor who helped put the country on an unorthodox monetary path. Will he change course?  » mehr lesen

Disney Turns 100 at a Tough Moment for the Company

The company is opening two exhibitions that will tour the globe until 2028. It comes at a moment when its formidable stature in the culture has shown a few cracks.  » mehr lesen

Ford Will Build a U.S. Battery Factory With Technology From China

Ford’s $3.5 billion plant in Michigan will draw on technology from CATL, a Chinese company that is the world’s No. 1 maker of electric-car batteries.  » mehr lesen

Ted Lerner, 97, Dies; Developer Bought and Built Washington Nationals

A billionaire and Washington native, he gave the city its first baseball championship in 95 years, along with 20 million square feet of shopping malls and housing.  » mehr lesen

One Week After Turkey-Syria Earthquake, Relief Efforts Stymied

A week after a powerful quake struck Turkey and Syria, the combined death toll surpassed 35,000. With more than a million homeless in Turkey alone, there is a desperate need for temporary...

Food-Scented Candles Have Taken Off

A pantry’s worth of savory food scents, from burgers to croissants to latkes, are finding their way into luxury candles.  » mehr lesen

What Layoffs? Top Wall Street Traders Score Giant Paydays

Some large hedge funds that profited off the recent market volatility are wooing traders with tens of millions of dollars in guaranteed payouts.  » mehr lesen

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