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Europe’s Economy Shows Resilience to Omicron Surge

The eurozone economy grew 0.3 percent in the last three months of 2021, despite a contraction in its traditional engine, Germany.  » mehr lesen

Ahead of Winter Olympics, Beijing Moves to Quash Dissent

As athletes begin to arrive in China for the Olympics, the authorities are rounding up activists and shutting down social media accounts.  » mehr lesen

How Facebook Is Morphing Into Meta

Shifting a 68,000-person social networking company toward the theoretical metaverse has caused internal disruption and uncertainty.  » mehr lesen

‘I Have No Idea What You Just Said’: Concert Drowns Out A.F.C. Halftime Analysis

As the “NFL on CBS” crew broke down the first half of the game, a performance by the country music singer Walker Hayes was so loud, it made the commentary all but...

Inflation and Deficits Don’t Dim the Appeal of U.S. Bonds

Treasury rates remain strikingly low, partly because of the safety government debt offers corporations and retirees. Whether that endures is crucial to federal spending.  » mehr lesen

The Week in Business: Higher Interest Rates Are Coming

Inflation is high. The markets are volatile. Economic growth in the world’s two biggest economies is expected to slow. And the Winter Olympics begin.  » mehr lesen

When Omicron Isn’t So Mild

For those with underlying medical conditions, the latest pandemic wave has still posed a threat.  » mehr lesen

Wary Parents Are Target of New Appeals to Vaccinate Children 5-11

Getting more young school-age children vaccinated is crucial for ending the pandemic, public health officials say, and many are focusing on that group.  » mehr lesen

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