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Apple Accuses Woman of Stalking Tim Cook

The woman, a 45-year-old Virginia resident, is accused of threatening Mr. Cook and visiting his home, according to the court documents.  » mehr lesen

Microsoft’s profits continue to climb.

Profit and sales at the tech giant, the first of the largest tech companies to report earnings for the three months ending in December, grew about 20 percent.  » mehr lesen

U.S. to Bolster Europe’s Fuel Supply to Blunt Threat of Russian Cutoff

Many European officials suspect President Vladimir V. Putin instigated the crisis in the winter in part to leverage his threat to turn off Russian fuel sales to Europe.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street’s Swings Continue as the Federal Reserve Meets

The S&P 500 fell nearly 3 percent before bouncing back somewhat in a second day of turbulent trading.  » mehr lesen

What Happens if Russia Cuts Off Europe’s Natural Gas?

Europe is a huge customer of Russia’s fossil fuels. Gas from the U.S. and elsewhere is helping offset fears of a midwinter cutoff.  » mehr lesen

Japanese Company Joins March Back to the Moon in 2022

Before the end of the year, ispace aims to place a lander with two small rovers on the lunar surface. It may find other visitors have also made the trip this year....

How to Survive When Stocks Behave Badly

The stock market’s swings have been startling. Unfortunately, it’s wise to prepare for much worse.  » mehr lesen

They Need Legal Advice on Debts. Should It Have to Come From Lawyers?

A nonprofit has filed a lawsuit in New York, hoping to clear the way for volunteers to help people defend themselves against debt collection suits.  » mehr lesen

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