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Nokia joins Ericsson as telecom giants leave Russia.

The decisions by the two Nordic firms signal difficulties ahead for Russia’s ability to expand and maintain its telecommunications networks.  » mehr lesen

China Sets Aside Push to Spread Wealth in Pivotal Year for Xi

Xi Jinping’s rhetoric about redistributing wealth was aimed partly at drumming up public support. But it unnerved entrepreneurs and posed a drag on growth.  » mehr lesen

New York Lets ‘Fearless Girl’ Hold Her Ground, for Now

Officials voted to extend the sculpture’s permit but are requiring stakeholders to return in six months with plans for a permanent location.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Grapples With an Elon Musk Problem

Mr. Musk, Twitter’s biggest shareholder, is free to buy more stock in the company and could use the platform against itself. Some employees are dismayed.  » mehr lesen

PG&E agrees to pay $55 million in penalties and costs over two wildfires.

The California utility settled civil charges and avoided criminal prosecution over the role of its equipment in igniting the blazes.  » mehr lesen

Red Hot Chili Peppers Top Chart With ‘Unlimited Love’

The band reunites with its former guitarist, John Frusciante, and the producer Rick Rubin for its latest album.  » mehr lesen

S&P Global Places Russia in ‘Selective Default’

Russia was unable to use dollars held in American banks to make a payment of about $650 million on its debt. It used rubles instead.  » mehr lesen

What Is It Costing Companies to Leave Russia? We’re Keeping Track.

Companies are announcing the financial hits from pulling business out of Russia.  » mehr lesen

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