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How the War in Ukraine Is Affecting Travel

How travelers feel the effects of Russia’s assault on Ukraine depends largely on where they’re going, though the price of oil will weigh on all airfares, even domestic.  » mehr lesen

Russia’s ruble continues its slide as new curbs restrict access to foreign currency.

As the currency loses purchasing power, Russia’s central bank is trying to support the ruble with expanded rules preventing exchanges into dollars.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks Workers at 2 More Buffalo-Area Stores Vote to Unionize

The ballots were counted amid a growing nationwide campaign among the chain’s employees.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Bot Highlights Gender Pay Gap One Company at a Time

Britain requires companies with 250 or more employees to report gender pay gap data. On International Women’s Day, one couple used it to raise awareness about lingering discrepancies.  » mehr lesen

Disney C.E.O. Takes Stance on Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill

Bob Chapek’s remarks followed criticism that the company, a major employer in the state because of Disney World, had not spoken out against the legislation.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Employers Still Scrambling to Fill Vacancies, Report Shows

Openings remained high in January, the Labor Department reported, as did the number of workers quitting their jobs.  » mehr lesen

Which Companies Have Pulled Out of Russia? Here’s a List.

Under pressure from investors and consumers, many Western companies have started to unwind their investments, close stores and pause sales in Russia.  » mehr lesen

Russia’s Ruble Continues to Slide on Foreign Currency Restrictions

As the currency loses purchasing power, Russia’s central bank is trying to support the ruble with expanded rules preventing exchanges into dollars.  » mehr lesen

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