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U.K. Announces Windfall Tax on Oil and Gas Profits

The tax on the “extraordinary” profits of oil and gas companies is expected to raise 5 billion pounds and help fund £15 billion in payments to households.  » mehr lesen

Substack Drops Fund-Raising Efforts as Market Sours

Amid an industrywide downturn, venture investors are preaching austerity and halting new deals, particularly for companies that have spent aggressively on growth.  » mehr lesen

Icahn’s Loses Clash With McDonald’s Over Pig Welfare

The activist investor had nominated two directors to the company’s board as part of an animal welfare campaign.  » mehr lesen

Are Defenders the New Monteros? If So, What’s Next?

Buyers have been turning to cheaper substitutes and finding, to their surprise, that some are the equal of the more established collectible.  » mehr lesen

Bus Maker Settles Fraud Case Tied to Government Contract

The company, New Flyer, a supplier to Los Angeles County, was accused of not fulfilling a commitment to create jobs that paid agreed-upon wages and benefits.  » mehr lesen

Where the Ice Cream Cones at Dairy Queen and Mister Softee Come From

Joy Baking Group has cornered much of the market with one guiding principle: When it comes to cones, people want what they know.  » mehr lesen

South Korean Workers Turn the Tables on Their Bad Bosses

“South Koreans live with an enormous tolerance for abuse” from the powerful, said one famously bullied advocate. A backlash has erupted.  » mehr lesen

Gen Zers Are Buying Homes. Here’s Where They’re Looking.

Priced out of large metro areas, many young adults are seeking mortgages in midsize cities, new research shows.  » mehr lesen

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