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Lufthansa Apologizes After Jewish People Were Barred From Flight

Passengers said that after landing in Germany, more than 100 people were blocked from boarding a connecting flight to Hungary, after a handful of passengers disobeyed a mask requirement.  » mehr lesen

Nearly One-Third of Ukraine’s Jobs Are Lost Amid War, U.N. Labor Agency Says

The report highlights the grim economic toll of Russia’s aggression and the challenges that lie ahead for Ukraine and other nations.  » mehr lesen

The Pushback on E.S.G. Investing

Calls to rein in investing based on environmental and social principles are growing louder.  » mehr lesen

Russia Was Behind Cyberattack in Run-Up to Ukraine War, Investigation Finds

The February attack rattled Pentagon officials and private industry because it revealed new vulnerabilities in global communications systems.  » mehr lesen

Fear and Loathing Return to Tech Start-Ups

Workers are dumping their stock, companies are cutting costs, and layoffs abound as troubling economic forces hit tech start-ups.  » mehr lesen

Just 8% of Manhattan Office Workers Are Back Full Time

The Partnership for New York City found a wider embrace of hybrid workplaces, with 78 percent of businesses adopting the model.  » mehr lesen

Fed Confronts Why It May Have Acted Too Slowly on Inflation

Central bankers have been asking whether they should have reacted faster to rising inflation last year — and are learning from the recent past.  » mehr lesen

Japan Has Long Sought More Inflation and a Weak Yen. But Not Like This.

Rapidly rising food and energy costs, coupled with a plunging yen that has hit a 20-year low against the dollar, are weighing on a Japanese economy struggling to emerge from the pandemic....

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