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Lucid Air: A Fresh Face With 500 Miles to a Charge, and Horsepower to Spare

Chasing Tesla, companies like Lucid are finding that starting an E.V. from scratch has its advantages. A comparison with Mercedes-Benz’s new EQS shows how.  » mehr lesen

Home Depot Worker Swapped $387,500 in Fake Bills for Real Ones, Officials Say

The U.S. Secret Service said Adrian Jean Pineda bought prop $100 bills, which are used for entertainment purposes, and swapped them for genuine currency for four years.  » mehr lesen

The Week in Business: A Strong Jobs Report

The jobs numbers were better than expected. But Meta’s earnings were weaker, sending its stock plunging. CNN’s top executive resigned. And the Olympics have begun.  » mehr lesen

Helium Network Hints at Crypto’s Practical Uses

Helium, a wireless network powered by cryptocurrency, hints at the practical promise of decentralized services.  » mehr lesen

Modern Monetary Theory Got a Pandemic Tryout. Inflation Is Now Testing It.

*Some terms and conditions apply. Modern Monetary Theory, the buzziest economic idea in decades, got a pandemic tryout of sorts. Now inflation is testing its limits.  » mehr lesen

Joe Rogan Apologizes for ‘Shameful’ Past Use of Racial Slur

His apology came as listeners said that as many as 70 episodes of “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast had been quietly taken off Spotify; the company has yet to comment on the...

Michael Lewis Revisits ‘Liar’s Poker’

The book documented the reckless, frat-guy culture of investment banking in the 1980s. DealBook talked with Mr. Lewis about how Wall Street has (and hasn’t) changed since.  » mehr lesen

Collateral Damage of China’s Virus Policy: Fruit

The closure of Chinese land borders and the tightened screening of goods have driven Southeast Asian fruit farmers into debt. Many have had to abandon their harvest.  » mehr lesen

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