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Biogen C.E.O. to Step Down Following Launch of Alzheimer’s Drug, Aduhelm

The drug company will effectively give up on marketing Aduhelm, which comes with unproven benefits and serious safety risks.  » mehr lesen

How Companies Handled Texas’ Abortion Restrictions

A leaked Roe v. Wade draft ruling could raise pressure on business leaders to take a stand.  » mehr lesen

Job Openings in U.S. Rose to Record in March

New government data suggests that the economy remains far from normal as employers struggle to fill jobs and workers seek better positions.  » mehr lesen

Business and Roe v. Wade

After a Supreme Court bombshell, companies may find themselves thrust further into the political fray.  » mehr lesen

A Dancer’s Farewell, Not as Choreographed

Abi Stafford Lillo left City Ballet amid a family feud and a dispute over whether a choreographer had body-shamed her or she lacked the strength to dance her final role.  » mehr lesen

Russia Wants to Sell More Energy to Asia, but Has to Slash Prices

Russia wants to sell more oil and coal to China and India, but Western sanctions may make that hard unless Russia offers deep discounts on the price.  » mehr lesen

Partisan Fight Breaks Out Over New Disinformation Board

The board, an advisory group with the Department of Homeland Security, has become embroiled in the debate over the government’s role in policing online content.  » mehr lesen

NBC News says parts of 11 articles were plagiarized.

An editor’s note has been placed on each article and the plagiarized sections have been removed.  » mehr lesen

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