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Fine-Tune and Prune Your Phone’s Contacts List

Filling in more of the blanks and dumping duplicates opens up new ways to manage the people in your life.  » mehr lesen

James Bennet to Continue Testifying in Sarah Palin Libel Trial

Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, claims the paper acted recklessly in publishing an editorial that incorrectly linked her to a mass shooting.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Bumps Pay to Stem a Talent Exodus

Banks worry outsized compensation may not be enough to hold onto top performers.  » mehr lesen

Starbucks fires Memphis workers involved in unionization efforts.

A company spokesman said the workers had violated several policies. The union organizing stores accused Starbucks of retaliation.  » mehr lesen

Fact-Checking Joe Rogan’s Interview With Robert Malone That Caused an Uproar

Mr. Rogan, a wildly popular podcast host, and his guest, Dr. Malone, a controversial infectious-disease researcher, offered a litany of falsehoods over three hours.  » mehr lesen

China fell far short of promises it made to purchase American goods.

New data show that China effectively bought none of the additional $200 billion in goods it promised to as part of a 2020 trade deal.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Fights to Keep Talent, but Money Isn’t Always Enough

Banks are raising pay to fend off investment firms, fintechs and crypto start-ups. Still, leaving is often about something other than “always having more and more.”  » mehr lesen

As Automakers Add Technology to Cars, Software Bugs Follow

Faulty computer systems are prompting class-action lawsuits by disgruntled car owners, a symptom of automakers’ bumpy transition to the digital age.  » mehr lesen

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