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Jeanette Wagner, Who Globalized the Estée Lauder Brand, Dies at 92

Meticulous in building relationships, she helped open new markets for the cosmetics company, notably in the Soviet Union, as head of its international operations.  » mehr lesen

Bringing Personal Finance to the Classroom for Generation Z

Twenty-three states require high schoolers to take the subject, and more could join them in an effort to boost the next generation’s financial literacy.  » mehr lesen

Lawsuit Accuses Google of Bias Against Black Employees

The lawsuit echoes many of the complaints Black employees have expressed over the years about working at the company.  » mehr lesen

Credit Companies Will Remove Stains From Repaid Medical Debts

Debts that are paid off after they go to collections will be removed, instead of staying on a credit reports for up to seven years, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion announced.  » mehr lesen

D.C. Suit Accusing Amazon of Controlling Prices Is Thrown Out

The attorney general for the District of Columbia said Amazon made merchants on its site sell at the lowest price they charged on the web, resulting in higher prices overall.  » mehr lesen

Colleges Can Avoid Shutting the Door on Financial Aid Knowledge

We review Whitman College’s financial aid guarantee and Muhlenberg College’s refreshing explainer.  » mehr lesen

Av Westin, Newsman Behind ABC’s ‘20/20,’ Dies at 92

After nearly 20 years at CBS News, he went to a rival network and helped turn its answer to “60 Minutes” into a frequent Emmy Award winner.  » mehr lesen

U.S. warns servicing or refueling some Russian-owned planes may violate trade restrictions.

Export controls introduced in late February prohibit exporting aircraft that were made in the U.S. or use some U.S. parts to Russia, effectively grounding some international flights, the Commerce Department said.  » mehr...

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