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Can Japan Keep the Lights On? The Ukraine War Upends a Big Energy Bet.

The world’s third-largest economy has counted on imported liquefied natural gas as it shuts coal-fired plants and keeps nuclear sites closed. But Russia’s invasion has pushed prices sharply higher.  » mehr lesen

Zelle Is Being Questioned by Senators Over Reports of Rising Fraud

Two Democrats called the reports “disturbing” and blasted Zelle’s operator, Early Warning, and its owners for creating a “confusing and unfair” situation for consumers.  » mehr lesen

Robinhood Says It Will Lay Off 9% of Its Employees

The company’s co-founder Vlad Tenev said it had overhired during the height of the pandemic, and now needed to “increase our velocity.”  » mehr lesen

Europe’s economy would be hit by a wider cutoff of Russian gas.

The euro slumped to a five-year low on worries about energy security and a slowdown in European growth.  » mehr lesen

Cable Giants Comcast and Charter Team Up on Streaming Devices

Charter will distribute TV streaming devices based on Comcast’s technology as both try to stay competitive with companies like Roku and Amazon.  » mehr lesen

Here’s What’s Next for Elon Musk and Twitter: Live Updates

Twitter’s board has agreed to the takeover. Now comes shareholder approval and public scrutiny.  » mehr lesen

China Falls Short of Promises to Protect Intellectual Property, U.S. Says

American officials said that they were monitoring China’s progress in meeting the terms of a 2020 trade deal, but that intellectual property owners had expressed concerns.  » mehr lesen

An Heir, a $25 Million Giveaway and 30,000 Unopened Letters

In 1970, Michael James Brody Jr. announced he would give away his fortune to anyone who asked. The letters he received are a time capsule of the setting of the Age of...

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