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NLRB Counsel Calls for Ban on Mandatory Anti-Union Meetings

The meetings are a common response by companies like Amazon and Starbucks to union drives among workers. The full labor board will make the decision.  » mehr lesen

Britain Pushes Nuclear Power as It Tries to End Dependence on Russia

The government said it aimed to fulfill a quarter of the estimated electricity demand in Britain with nuclear power by 2050.  » mehr lesen

How Guns Are Sold

Gun control advocates are petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the firearms industry’s marketing practices.  » mehr lesen

Shell Says It Could Lose Up to $5 Billion for Leaving Russia

In an update to investors, the oil company projected a huge financial hit from its exposure to Russia.  » mehr lesen

How Many Billionaires Are There, Anyway?

Forbes thinks there are 735 of them in America. Another count finds 927. Whatever the answer, the mystery is revealing — and the number is growing rapidly.  » mehr lesen

In Joshua Tree, Are 1,818 Airbnbs Too Many?

A short-term rental gold rush is fueling concern for the area’s signature trees and debates about whether the nature of life in the desert of southeastern California is changing forever.  » mehr lesen

Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review: Nodding to Past While Pushing Toward E.V. Future

For now, supply may be constrained, but Hyundai is putting a big bet on building electrics for the American market.  » mehr lesen

How Facial Recognition Is Being Used in the Ukraine War

Services that put a name to a face, including Clearview AI, are being used to identify Russian soldiers, living or dead, and to verify that travelers in Ukraine are who they claim....

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