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Kohl’s Receives $9 Billion Offer Backed by Activist Investor

The offer comes as the retailer, like other brick-and-mortar stores, struggles with supply chain problems and competition from online sites.  » mehr lesen

Rapid Inflation Fuels Debate Over What’s to Blame: Pandemic or Policy

The White House is emphasizing that inflation is worldwide. Economists say that’s true — but stimulus-spurred consumer buying is also to blame.  » mehr lesen

Harvey G. Stack, Leading Dealer in Rare Coins, Dies at 93

At the New York firm his father and uncle started in 1933, he was said to have personally conducted more auction sales than anyone else in the industry.  » mehr lesen

What Happened (and Didn’t) When Davos Disappeared

For the second year in a row, the World Economic Forum’s annual in-person meeting was delayed because of the pandemic. Did anyone miss it?  » mehr lesen

The Pandemic Changed Everything About Work, Except the Humble Résumé

Résumés may be more for robots than human eyes at first, but most job seekers are still advised to distill their work history in one typewritten page.  » mehr lesen

The Morgan Wallen Conundrum

The country superstar had the biggest album of 2021 despite being captured on video using a racial slur. Is he on a redemption tour, or just on tour?  » mehr lesen

Peloton considers layoffs but denies a report it will pause bike production.

The company has faced an abrupt change in fortune over the past year, from complaints that it couldn’t deliver bikes on time, to a drop in demand as gyms reopened and pandemic...

Google Asks Court to Dismiss Texas Antitrust Case

The effort is the first time the tech giant has tried to get a government case against it tossed out.  » mehr lesen

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