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U.S. and More Than 55 Other Countries Pledge to Keep an Open Internet

The document, which isn’t legally binding, aims to be a reference “for public policymakers, as well as citizens, businesses and civil society organizations.”  » mehr lesen

Medicare Advantage Plans Often Deny Needed Care, Federal Report Finds

Investigators urged increased oversight of the program, saying that insurers deny tens of thousands of authorization requests annually.  » mehr lesen

Meta Earnings: Facebook Parent’s Profit Drops 21%

It was the company’s second consecutive quarterly decline, the first time that had happened in over a decade.  » mehr lesen

Lawmakers Dismiss McKinsey’s Apology on Opioid Crisis as ‘Empty’

The consulting firm’s top executive was apologetic before Congress but denied that advising both opioid manufacturers and their federal regulator posed a conflict of interest.  » mehr lesen

Ford Lost $3.1 Billion in the First Quarter

The automaker was hurt by a sharp drop in the value of its holding in Rivian and by a global chip shortage that has limited production.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Loses His Bid to End SEC Twitter Settlement

Mr. Musk had challenged an agreement he reached with securities regulators after he claimed that he had the funding to take Tesla private.  » mehr lesen

After Amazon Takeover of MGM Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy Depart

Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy, brought on to ready MGM for a sale, announced their departures one month after its acquisition by Amazon.  » mehr lesen

The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Opens After Renovations

The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego has undergone multiple renovations in its 80-plus years. This spring it has opened after yet another.  » mehr lesen

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