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Vegan Travel: It’s Not Fringe Anymore

From Mexico to Greece, plant-centric hotels, restaurants and tours are proliferating.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Hits the Fast Food Counter

The pandemic has led to the largest price spikes at fast-food restaurants in two decades.  » mehr lesen

Racial Turmoil Mars Signs of Progress at the U.S. Mint

A new internal report found that minorities felt marginalized at the Treasury agency that produces the nation’s coins.  » mehr lesen

Your Inflation Questions, Answered

The New York Times asked readers to send questions about inflation. Economists at the Federal Reserve, the White House and Wall Street weighed in.  » mehr lesen

Netflix Stock Drops After Streaming Giant Predicts Subscriber Slowdown

The company reported adding 8.3 million subscribers last quarter, but forecast only 2.5 million additions in the current quarter.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Drops Its Case Against M.I.T. Scientist Accused of Hiding China Links

Gang Chen, a professor of mechanical engineering, was arrested a year ago, accused of concealing his affiliations with Chinese government institutions.  » mehr lesen

Tesla’s Plant in Germany Nears Completion, Raising Union Concern

IG Metall, the German union that represents autoworkers, said a vote for a works council, which helps set factory policies, had been scheduled for Feb. 28.  » mehr lesen

Amazon plans a new rival for retailers: a physical clothing store.

The company plans to open Amazon Style later this year in Glendale, Calif., that will incorporate customers’ physical browsing behavior and preferences on the Amazon Shopping app.  » mehr lesen

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