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Eurozone Inflation Slows, but Underlying Price Pressures Persist

The annual rate of inflation fell to 5.5 percent in June, compared with 6.1 percent the month before. But “core” inflation edged higher.  » mehr lesen

Florida Tourism Rolls On Despite Travel Advisories and Political Battles

Even as civil rights groups suggest travelers should rethink trips to the state because of policies enacted by its Republican lawmakers, it remains a tourism juggernaut. And some visitors say their spending...

Stock Markets Close Upbeat First Half, but Worries Linger

As companies begin to report earnings and make forecasts, investors are looking for signs of resilience, while executives are playing cautious.  » mehr lesen

A French Newsroom on Strike After Appointment of ‘Far-Right’ Editor

Journalists at a leading newspaper, Le Journal du Dimanche, have walked out over fears that Geoffroy Lejeune will turn it into a right-wing platform.  » mehr lesen

Dylan Mulvaney Speaks Out After Backlash Against Bud Light

Dylan Mulvaney has faced stalking and personal attacks since featuring Bud Light on her social media in April, she said, adding that the beer maker did not contact her in light of...

Europe’s Inflation Issue Moves Into a New Phase: From Profits to Wages

The European Central Bank expects to bring down inflation, with a big caveat: Companies need to let profits fall as they pay for higher wages.  » mehr lesen

Supreme Court Sides With Postal Carrier Who Refused to Work on Sabbath

The unanimous decision interpreted a federal civil rights law to require employers to make substantial efforts to accommodate their workers’ religious practices.  » mehr lesen

How Transparency on College Costs Could Increase Diversity

One way to preserve diversity now that the Supreme Court has ruled against two colleges’ race-based admissions policies: Tell people the true price.  » mehr lesen

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