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Autonation Says Half of the Cars Arriving at Dealers Are Already Sold

The automotive retailer said tight demand and limited supply, driven by shortages in computer chips, is likely to continue well into the year.  » mehr lesen

Navient’s $1.7 Billion Student Loan Settlement Was Too Good to Be True

The settlement was portrayed as a win-win for 39 states and the loan giant Navient. But thousands who received predatory loans will still have to pay.  » mehr lesen

Texas Sues to Strike Down the Federal Mask Mandate in Airports

The state’s attorney general said the mandate was unconstitutional, even though the Supreme Court recently declined to hear a similar case.  » mehr lesen

A Jeff Koons Paint Job on a BMW Canvas

A limited edition collaboration between BMW and the artist is unveiled. “I wanted to make a car that, when it drove by, would go pop-pop-pop.”  » mehr lesen

Do Today’s Unions Have a Fighting Chance Against Corporate America?

For the workers who haven’t joined the Great Resignation, this moment has inspired a new wave of organizing — and a brutal pushback.  » mehr lesen

Do You Know Who That Worker You Just Hired Really Is?

Employers love to talk about “authenticity.” But psychologists say nearly everyone uses some form of deception to get a job.  » mehr lesen

CNN’s parent cites journalistic lapses in Jeff Zucker’s exit, as another executive resigns.

Allison Gollust, who led marketing at the network, had remained in her job after she and Mr. Zucker, the former president of CNN, acknowledged a romantic relationship.  » mehr lesen

Palin Libel Case Isn’t Likely to End Efforts to Weaken Press Protections

Lawyers sympathetic to revisiting libel law say several cases in the courts could be used to re-examine longstanding Supreme Court precedent.  » mehr lesen

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