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Why the Chinese Internet Is Cheering Russia’s Invasion

As the world overwhelmingly condemns the assault on Ukraine, online opinion in China is mostly pro-Russia, pro-war and pro-Putin.  » mehr lesen

The Week in Business: With Ukraine Invasion, Volatile Markets

The U.S. and the European Union have imposed a range of financial penalties on Russia. Companies are again setting dates for return to the office. And the February jobs numbers come out....

U.S. and Europe Will Bar Some Russian Banks From SWIFT

The move, along with new restrictions on Russia’s central bank, represented a significant escalation in the effort to impose severe economic costs on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Is a Worry for 9 in 10 Americans Polled

A survey shows concern across generations and parties, contributing to a dour view of the economy.  » mehr lesen

Why the Toughest Sanctions on Russia Are the Hardest for Europe to Wield

Moscow relies on the money it makes by selling oil and gas, but that energy fuels Europe’s economy and heats its homes.  » mehr lesen

Free Options for Filing Your Taxes

Many of the no-cost online services have age or income limits. But some are available to anyone.  » mehr lesen

Chris Licht, ‘Colbert’ Producer, Is Set to Run CNN

He will take over CNN as the network gets a new corporate owner. He replaces Jeff Zucker, the network president who abruptly resigned this month.  » mehr lesen

Russia and China Cemented Economic Ties Before Ukraine Invasion

Facing a wary United States and worried about depending on imports by sea, China is buying more energy and food from its northern neighbor.  » mehr lesen

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