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The Week in Business: Meta Changes

Jobs growth continued to be strong. OPEC Plus announced that it would increase oil production. And a report on inflation in May is coming.  » mehr lesen

California’s Housing Crisis and the Fight Over 20 Townhomes

Suburban homeowners like Susan Kirsch are often blamed for worsening the nation’s housing crisis. That doesn’t mean she’s giving up her two-decade fight against 20 condos.  » mehr lesen

Baby Formula Plant That Shut Down and Fueled Crisis Restarts Production

Abbott Nutrition said that its plant in Sturgis, Mich., resumed production of EleCare and other formulas on Saturday.  » mehr lesen

Ann Turner Cook Dies at 95; Her Face Sold Baby Food by the Billions

Her likeness as an infant has graced the labels on Gerber products for more than 90 years, though for decades her identity was not disclosed.  » mehr lesen

The Office Monsters Are Trying to Claw Their Way Back to 2019

Some corporate leaders are grasping at whatever they can to get back to the way things were. But they might find themselves fighting a culture shift beyond their control.  » mehr lesen

Apple Sees Virtually-Reality Headset as Its Next Big Thing

The company has enlisted Hollywood directors like Jon Favreau to help its effort to create products that blend the physical and virtual worlds.  » mehr lesen

For Truck Drivers Across the U.S., Major Change Is Approaching Fast

As truck drivers are forced to adapt to increasing difficulties on the road, the support system that serves them is at risk of disappearing.  » mehr lesen

Hiring Remains Strong Even as Fed Tries to Cool Economy

The Labor Department reported 390,000 new jobs in May, as policymakers try to ease inflation without inducing a recession.  » mehr lesen

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