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These Car Lovers Were Buried With Their Prized Possessions

Sometimes apocryphal, often outrageous: stories of car lovers who were buried with their prized possessions.  » mehr lesen

Qanon in America: 41 Million Believe in the Conspiracy Theory, a Survey Finds

The conspiracy theory is especially likely to attract white Republicans who trust right-wing media, according to the Public Religion Research Institute.  » mehr lesen

Ukraine Crisis: What Happens Next for the Rest of the World?

Europe faces a new refugee crisis, and harsh economic penalties to punish Russia are expected to reverberate worldwide.  » mehr lesen

Citigroup to Get Rid of Overdraft Fees, the Biggest Bank to Do So

The fees have been criticized by regulators. Citi’s move follows similar actions by smaller lenders like Capital One and Ally Financial.  » mehr lesen

Ukraine Invasion Threatens Global Wheat Supply

Russia and Ukraine together produce nearly a quarter of the world’s wheat, and coming disruptions could fuel higher food prices and social unrest.  » mehr lesen

Multinationals halt operations in Ukraine and move employees to safety.

The swiftness of Russia’s assault raised questions about how to confront the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.  » mehr lesen

Federal Reserve Not Likely to Change Course After Ukraine Invasion

Central bankers are poised to raise interest rates in March. The Russian invasion of Ukraine poses a risk to economic growth but will likely exacerbate inflation.  » mehr lesen

Say Hello Again to the Office, Fingers Crossed

Antsy executives have a message for their employees: Plans to return to in-person work are real this time.  » mehr lesen

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