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Stocks notch their best week since November 2020.

Some of the pressures that had combined to sour once-ebullient markets seemed to be easing.  » mehr lesen

Ukraine Energy Company C.E.O. Tries to Keep Lights On During War

DTEK, a prominent Ukrainian power company, arranges for soldiers to escort its emergency repair crews to reach damaged transmission lines.  » mehr lesen

Russia’s Central Bank Projects Economic Decline 

Inflation and “large-scale structural transformation” are ahead, as the bank held interest rates at 20 percent.  » mehr lesen

Confusion and Chaos in Hong Kong as Leaders Fumble Virus Response

Government officials have been unable to curb an outbreak that has surpassed one million infections, leading Beijing to step up its intervention in the semiautonomous territory.  » mehr lesen

Sanctions against Russia may cost BNY Mellon $200 million this year.

BNY Mellon has ceased new business in Russia and has “suspended investment management purchases of Russian securities,” it said.  » mehr lesen

The Nickel Markets Are a Mess

The chaos in trading of the metal could have broad implications.  » mehr lesen

Where State Farm Sees ‘a Lot of Fraud,’ Black Customers See Discrimination

The giant insurer is facing lawsuits from customers, agents and former employees accusing it of racial discrimination.  » mehr lesen

China’s Information Dark Age Could Be Russia’s Future

Russia and China have the tendency to learn the worst from each other: tyrants, famines, purges and, now, internet censorship.  » mehr lesen

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