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Hack of News Corp Emails Is Believed to Be Linked to China

The news publishing company said it thought the breach affected a “limited number” of accounts.  » mehr lesen

American Behind Carlos Ghosn Escape Is Ailing in Japanese Prison, Lawyers Say

Michael Taylor got frostbite in the unheated facility, his legal team says, as it pushes to have him and his son transferred to the United States.  » mehr lesen

Thousands of Students Missing Out on College Grants, Study Finds

The number of students filling out the Fafsa form has fallen in the pandemic, and the form is used to determine who gets federal Pell Grants, which are aimed at the needy....

Lawmakers Press Amazon on Sales of Chemical Used in Suicides

Even as grieving families tried to warn Amazon and other e-commerce sites of the danger, there were more purchases and more deaths.  » mehr lesen

Rising Homeowners’ Insurance Premiums Are Squeezing Retirees

Homeowners’ insurance in high-risk states is becoming prohibitively expensive for older Americans who want to keep their homes.  » mehr lesen

The Markets Swing on Meta and, Perhaps Now, Jobs

Meta’s earnings led to a wild swing in stocks. The latest jobs numbers might trigger another.  » mehr lesen

From Liverpool to London, Inflation Means Tighter Wallets and Colder Homes

In Britain, prices are rising at the fastest pace in three decades. People on the lowest incomes are running out of ways to cut back, and the worst is yet to come....

Talking Points With … Who Else? The Points Guy

Brian Kelly has been helping travelers and other consumers navigate the increasingly complicated loyalty universe for over a decade. Here’s what he has to say about playing the points game.  » mehr lesen

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