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Google Eases Pandemic Rules for U.S. Employees

The company also said it would restore many of its famed office perks.  » mehr lesen

How the Russia-Ukraine Crisis Is Shaking Markets and Portfolios

Global markets typically rebound from war and disaster, and they are likely to do so this time, too. But Russia’s nuclear arsenal raises the risks beyond calculation.  » mehr lesen

Sarah Palin Will Seek New Trial in New York Times Libel Case

Lawyers have told a federal judge that they will file several motions scrutinizing the timing of his announcement that he intended to dismiss the case for lack of evidence.  » mehr lesen

What Russia’s Conflict in Ukraine Means for the U.S. Economy

A Russian invasion of Ukraine could push up oil and food prices globally at a time of already-high inflation. In the U.S., it will drive up uncertainty.  » mehr lesen

1MDB Trial Will Take a Break So the Defense Can Study New Documents

Prosecutors in a case involving a former Goldman Sachs executive and a Malaysian fund found 15,000 emails and other documents they need to turn over.  » mehr lesen

Big banks are keeping a close eye on Russia-Ukraine tensions.

Banks are bracing for potential economic sanctions and cyberattacks as the conflict escalates.  » mehr lesen

Russia Could Use Cryptocurrency to Mitigate U.S. Sanctions

Russian companies have many cryptocurrency tools at their disposal to evade sanctions, including a so-called digital ruble and ransomware.  » mehr lesen

F.D.A. Grants the First Condom Approval for Anal Sex

Though public health experts have long advised the use of condoms for anal sex to protect against H.I.V. and other infections, regulators did not have enough data to allow marketing for that...

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