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Ford and Stellantis say car sales fell at the start of the year.

The automakers’ performance in the first three months was in line with that of other companies, like General Motors and Toyota.  » mehr lesen

Here’s how Russia has avoided defaulting on its debt.

But analysts question whether sanctions will eventually affect Russia’s ability to pay.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk becomes Twitter’s largest shareholder.

The Tesla chief executive, who has been critical of Twitter’s content moderation policies, purchased 9.2 percent of the social media company.  » mehr lesen

How the Recoil From Russian Gas Is Scrambling World Markets

Europe wants 50 billion cubic meters of additional natural gas, but supplies are tight. Prices will rise and other regions might have to do with less.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Buys a Large Stake in Twitter

The Tesla chief executive, who has been critical of Twitter’s content moderation policies, purchased 9.2 percent of the social media company.  » mehr lesen

Why Did Elon Musk Buy Twitter Stake?

The Tesla chief bought a big stake in the social media company. What’s his plan?  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Stops Buybacks to Put ‘More Profit Into Our People’

On his first day back in the top job, Howard Schultz made an abrupt change in policy at the company as it faces rising worker discontent.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Banks Are Getting Flexible on Working From Home

Many big banks are offering flexible working arrangements — sometimes grudgingly — as they chase talent that would rather stay home.  » mehr lesen

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