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Remington’s Sandy Hook Settlement Is a Blueprint for More Lawsuits

Remington’s settlement with Sandy Hook families shows how a federal shield for the gun industry could be circumvented.  » mehr lesen

U.K. Inflation Climbs to 5.5 Percent, Highest in 30 Years

The higher-than-expected reading has increased speculation that the Bank of England could raise rates again as soon as next month.  » mehr lesen

Japan’s Unions ‘Are Built Around Men.’ Can a Female Leader Change That?

To attract working women, the once-mighty Japanese labor movement must prove it can be a strong ally on issues like child care and sexual harassment.  » mehr lesen

Wary of Economic Neoliberalism, Groups Fund Research on Alternatives

Two foundations committed funding for economic and policy research focused on alternatives to traditional economic thinking.  » mehr lesen

Who Is the Real China? Eileen Gu or the Chained Woman?

The women’s starkly different circumstances — celebrated vs. silenced — reflect that to the Chinese state everyone is a tool that serves a purpose until it does not.  » mehr lesen

Jeff Zucker’s Downfall at CNN: Ethical Lapses and Falling Ratings

The network’s top-rated host and its president were forced out following ethical lapses, an office romance and a letter from a lawyer for “Jane Doe.”  » mehr lesen

ViacomCBS renames itself as it plays catch-up with Paramount+, its streaming service.

Shares declined about 6 percent in after-hours trading despite news that the company’s streaming portfolio had reached about 56 million subscribers.  » mehr lesen

Disney World, Disneyland to End Mask Requirement for Vaccinated Guests

The new mask policies come amid sweeping changes to mandates across the country.  » mehr lesen

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