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Zelensky Meets With BlackRock Chief to Discuss Reconstruction Fund

The world’s largest asset manager advised Ukraine on how to revive the country’s shattered economy by attracting public and private investment.  » mehr lesen

Railroads’ Strategy Thrilled Wall Street, but Not Customers and Workers

Freight railways pushed to streamline their operations and improve their profit margins. Critics say the approach left the system stretched thin.  » mehr lesen

McDonald’s Begins to Reopen Restaurants in Ukraine This Week

Three outlets will open in Kyiv for delivery, before a wider reopening in the capital and west of the country over the next two months.  » mehr lesen

Warnings Signs Multiply Ahead of Pivotal Fed Interest Rates Meeting

Economists expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by 75 basis points this week, adding to fears a recession is coming.  » mehr lesen

Conservatives Attack Companies for Being Too ‘Woke’ on Climate

Conservatives in the U.S. have targeted firms for their environmental policies, but many companies are standing their ground.  » mehr lesen

Europe’s Energy Crisis Forces Factories to Go Dark

Manufacturers are furloughing workers and shutting down lines because they can’t pay the gas and electric charges.  » mehr lesen

Food Supply Disruption Is Another Front for Russian Falsehoods

As the war in Ukraine has put pressure on the global markets for food, Russia has spread conspiracy theories that blame the West.  » mehr lesen

Widespread business and public service closures put Britain’s economy on hold.

The line to view the queen’s coffin curled past the City of London on Sunday. Schools and workplaces are closed on Monday for the funeral, as well as businesses including restaurants, gyms...

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