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Retail Sales Grew in March as Inflation Soared

Sales climbed for the third consecutive month as prices continued to increase across the country.  » mehr lesen

Quartz, the Business News Site, Drops Its Paywall

The move runs contrary to what has become the typical business model for digital news outlets.  » mehr lesen

A Classic New England Rally Is Revived, Minus the Mud

For four years in the 1950s, the Great American Mountain Rally tested drivers and their cars, on steep slopes and through snow and mud.  » mehr lesen

Gopuff Buys Time for Its 30-Minutes-or-Less Delivery Promise

The $15 billion rapid-delivery start-up decided to do business differently from rivals like Instacart. A changing environment is testing its model.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Chief, Howard Schultz, Talks of Nonunion Staff Benefits

Experts said the comments raised questions about whether the company was seeking to discriminate against unionized employees.  » mehr lesen

A Fed governor says the latest inflation data reaffirms the case for big rate increases.

The central bank is contemplating a half-point rate move in May. Christopher J. Waller, a Fed governor, said inflation data may justify big increases in months to come.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Adds Fuel and Inflation Surcharge for Sellers

The new surcharge is in addition to fee increases for sellers in November that went into effect in January.  » mehr lesen

British territory freezes $7 billion in assets believed to be tied to Roman Abramovich.

Jersey, an island in the English Channel, froze assets believed to be linked to the Russian oligarch, on whom Britain imposed sanctions after Russia invaded Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

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