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E. Bryant Crutchfield, 85, Dies; Gave the World the Trapper Keeper

His ability to blend the fun and the functional with the binder he invented brought order to the chaos of grade-school life in the 1980s and ’90s.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Illegally Denied Raises to Union Members, Labor Board Says

The National Labor Relations Board is seeking compensation for workers whom it said the company had shortchanged.  » mehr lesen

Sean Hannity and Other Fox Stars Face Depositions in Defamation Suit

The depositions are one of the clearest indications yet of how aggressively Dominion Voting Systems is moving forward with its suit against the media company.  » mehr lesen

What to See, Eat and Do in Boston

In New England’s largest city, there are exciting music venues, a floating oyster bar and newcomers on the arts and restaurant scenes that reflect its diversity.  » mehr lesen

Citigroup’s Consumer Bank in Russia Was for Sale. Now It’s Just Closing.

The bank will wind down its retail and local commercial banking services in the country by closing branches and laying off workers.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Growth Has Continued, One Official Measure Shows

Government data shows that gross domestic income rose in the first two quarters, a counterpoint to a decline in G.D.P. The divergence is a mystery.  » mehr lesen

Why Is This Colorful Little Wheel Suddenly Everywhere in Japan?

It’s the logo of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. And Japan is all in.  » mehr lesen

Why Europe’s Electricity Prices Are Soaring

Reverberations from the war in Ukraine have “distorted” the market for natural gas, forcing energy prices up.  » mehr lesen

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