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Refugee Crisis Will Test a European Economy Under Pressure

Resettling the refugees fleeing Ukraine could cost $30 billion in the first year alone, and the permanent integration of millions of people would reshape Europe’s economy.  » mehr lesen

NLRB Issues a Complaint Against Starbucks

A National Labor Relations Board office said the chain had illegally penalized two Arizona workers, the first such finding in the recent unionization push.  » mehr lesen

Fox News Cameraman Is Killed in Ukraine

Pierre Zakrzewski, a Fox News cameraman, and Oleksandra Kuvshynova, a Ukrainian journalist, were killed outside Kyiv. A Fox News correspondent, Benjamin Hall, remained hospitalized.  » mehr lesen

BuzzFeed I.P.O. Illegally Shortchanged Employees, Dozens Claim

The group is asking for compensatory damages estimated at more than $8.7 million.  » mehr lesen

A Year After Suez Blockage, Another Evergreen Ship Is Mired in the Chesapeake

The Ever Forward ran aground after leaving Baltimore on Sunday, nearly a year after the Ever Given became lodged in the Suez Canal, disrupting global trade for nearly a week.  » mehr lesen

As Fed Prepares to Raise Rates, Global Economy Sinks Deeper Into Turmoil 

Federal Reserve officials are set to raise interest rates to control inflation, but the return to normal they had hoped to see remains painfully elusive.  » mehr lesen

Dollars or Rubles? Russian Debt Payments Are Due, and Uncertain.

Citing sanctions, the Russian government warned it might pay foreign debt obligations in rubles. Credit rating agencies say a default is imminent.  » mehr lesen

Coal prices rise to record levels on Russia supply fears.

Coal buyers are trying to lock up supplies amid fears that Russia could respond to sanctions by cutting off exports, an analyst said.  » mehr lesen

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