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IRS Plans to Hire 10,000 Workers to Clear Tax Return Backlog

More than 20 million returns remain unprocessed, the agency said.  » mehr lesen

Poland’s Tourism Industry Is Helping Ukrainian Refugees

As Ukrainians flood into Poland, the travel industry has become part of an effort to supply transportation, accommodations and more to people fleeing the Russian invasion.  » mehr lesen

After Two Years of Remote Work, Workers Question Office Life

The office was never one size fits all. It was one size fits some, with the expectation that everybody else would squeeze in.  » mehr lesen

Sanctions on Russian Oligarchs Are Tightening

More Russian billionaires are hit with sanctions, and their advisers face greater scrutiny.  » mehr lesen

Private Equity Is the New Financial Supermarket

Private-equity firms were once niche players serving big clients. Now they’re trying to be everything to everyone.  » mehr lesen

‘You Murdered My Daughter’: Relatives of OxyContin Victims Confront the Sacklers

It was the first time, after years of lawsuits, that the family that owns Purdue Pharma was forced to hear directly from families who had lost loved ones to addiction.  » mehr lesen

Microsoft’s Pursuit of Climate Goals Runs Into Headwinds

The company aims to be “carbon negative” by the end of the decade, but its emissions rose sharply in the most recent year measured.  » mehr lesen

Uniqlo’s Owner Pulls Out of Russia, in a Reversal

Tadashi Yanai, the founder of Fast Retailing, had faced backlash for his decision to stay in Russia.  » mehr lesen

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