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How Dan Price’s Social Media Fame Fueled Abuse Allegations

Dan Price was applauded for paying a minimum salary of $70,000 at his Seattle company and criticizing corporate greed. The adulation helped to hide and enable his behavior.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Home Sales Fell 5.9% in July Amid High Mortgage Rates

Sales of existing homes dropped 5.9 percent last month from June, a slowdown that is expected to drag on the market for the rest of the year.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Is Ordered to Reinstate Fired Activist Employees

A judge gave the company five days to bring back seven workers who were fired after their efforts to unionize a branch in Memphis.  » mehr lesen

U.S. to Begin Formal Trade Talks With Taiwan

The announcement comes amid tensions with China over the self-governing island, which several American lawmakers recently visited.  » mehr lesen

In Search of Growth, Kohl’s Expands Sephora Shops to All Stores

The department-store chain, under pressure to bolster its finances, said that the beauty shops are a way to attract new and younger consumers.  » mehr lesen

The Fed Sees Housing Trouble Ahead

There have been conflicting signals in the housing market. And several factors may stop any slowdown from turning into a slump.  » mehr lesen

Taiwan and U.S. to Begin Formal Trade Talks

The announcement comes amid tensions with China over the self-governing island, which several American lawmakers recently visited.  » mehr lesen

It Was the Housing Crisis Epicenter. Now the Sun Belt Is an Inflation Vanguard.

Inflation has been worse in Southern cities, burdening residents and prompting the question: What can it teach the rest of the country?  » mehr lesen

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