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Twitter Could Charge Certain Accounts, Musk Says

Mr. Musk, who has a deal to buy the platform, said accounts for casual users would always remain free.  » mehr lesen

German Exports to Russia Fall 62% as Sanctions Take a Toll

But despite the sanctions, German companies still sold 1 billion euros worth of goods to Russia in March.  » mehr lesen

American Importers Accuse Shipping Giants of Profiteering

Carriers are exploiting the supply chain chaos to breach contracts and jack up rates, importers say in asking for federal intervention.  » mehr lesen

LinkedIn Agrees to Pay $1.8 Million to Women Over Discrimination Claims

The professional networking platform reached a settlement with the U.S. Labor Department over allegations that it underpaid 686 female employees in California from 2015 to 2017, officials said.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Plans Wage Increases That Won’t Apply to Unionized Workers

The initiative was announced as labor organizers have won initial votes at more than 50 stores, including several this week.  » mehr lesen

David Walden, Computer Scientist at Dawn of Internet, Dies at 79

In 1969, he was part of a team of young engineers who built the first machine to switch data among computers using the Arpanet, the precursor to the internet.  » mehr lesen

I Bonds Set to Pay 9.62% Through October

I bonds — low-risk savings bonds indexed to inflation — are earning far more than a typical federally insured savings account or certificate of deposit.  » mehr lesen

New York City Eliminates the Rules That Govern Art and Other Auctions

Auction houses like Sotheby’s and Christie’s will no longer need to be licensed as part of a sweeping package designed to promote a business-friendly climate.  » mehr lesen

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