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How Roman Abramovich Used Shell Companies and Wall Street Ties to Invest in the U.S.

Using a network of banks, law firms and advisers in multiple countries, Roman Abramovich invested billions in American hedge funds.  » mehr lesen

Russia’s Loss of Rocket Launch Business Becomes SpaceX’s Gain

OneWeb, a British satellite internet company, turned to SpaceX’s rockets after canceling launches with Russia’s Soyuz vehicle over the invasion of Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

A Black homeowner is suing Wells Fargo, claiming discrimination.

A lawsuit filed in federal court in California says the bank’s lending algorithms draw on racist history to deny refinancings at a higher rate for Black borrowers.  » mehr lesen

Powell Says Fed Could Raise Rates More Quickly to Tame Inflation

Jerome H. Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, voiced worry about inflation expectations and declared the central bank ready to do what it takes to control rapid price increases.  » mehr lesen

Google Settles With Six Employees Who Worked on Unionization Efforts

Four were dismissed, and two were disciplined. Google has said its actions had nothing to do with trying to combat unionization efforts.  » mehr lesen

Boeing Stock Price Falls After China Eastern Crash

The aerospace giant said it was seeking more information on the disaster, and U.S. regulators said they were ready to assist.  » mehr lesen

Sumy Sadurni, Photojournalist Whose Focus Was East Africa, Dies at 32

She traveled the world, but she was best known for the photographs she took in Uganda, which brought pathos and humanity to charged subject matter.  » mehr lesen

Critics Say a Proposed S.E.C. Rule Would Curb Activists’ Ambitions.

Unlikely allies including hedge funds and labor activists oppose a proposal that would force faster disclosures of swap positions.  » mehr lesen

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