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The S.E.C. Wants to Increase the Public’s View Into Big Short-Selling Activity

The Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing new disclosure requirements for large short sellers. Officials say it could help them sort out market disruptions.  » mehr lesen

For Workers Who Are Never on Site, the ‘Off-Site’ Still Beckons

Some companies find bonding outside the tasks of a typical workday is more important than ever if that workday remains remote.  » mehr lesen

NPR Names Ayesha Rascoe the Host of ‘Weekend Edition Sunday’

Ms. Rascoe will fill a role that Lulu Garcia-Navarro left.  » mehr lesen

International Energy Agency Ponders Market Intervention

A meeting discussed “increased concerns” in energy markets, and appeared to signal the group was getting ready to intervene, perhaps with a release of oil.  » mehr lesen

Why didn’t the U.S. cut off Russia from SWIFT? It’s complicated.

Removing access to the financial messaging service would be the most severe penalty but could have unwanted consequences, including compromising energy exports to Europe.  » mehr lesen

U.S. announces sweeping restrictions on technological exports to Russia.

The moves are aimed at cutting off Russia from critical technology needed to power its military and economy.  » mehr lesen

Some Former European Leaders Quit Russian Boards

Ex-heads of government left the boards of some prominent Russian companies after Ukraine was attacked, except the most prominent — Germany’s ex-chancellor, Gerhard Schröder.  » mehr lesen

Avian Flu Spread in the US Worries Poultry Industry

Though the risk to humans is low, scientists warn that outbreaks among farmed birds increase the potential for the virus to mutate and pose a threat to humans.  » mehr lesen

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