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Brexit Import Rules Begin to Squeeze British Food Importers

For companies depending on fast, small deliveries, the costs of new Brexit trade rules are mounting.  » mehr lesen

Boom Times for Classic Car Auctions Conducted Online

Bring a Trailer had a huge year, but rivals big and small are planning to grab a piece of this market, which the pandemic has accelerated at a breakneck pace.  » mehr lesen

China’s Economy Slowed Late Last Year on Real Estate Troubles

Economic output climbed 4 percent in the last quarter, slowing from the July through September quarter. Growth has faltered lately as home buyers and consumers become cautious.  » mehr lesen

Custom 1951 Mercury Sells at Auction for $1.95 Million

The Hirohata Merc, a prime example of the custom car scene that blossomed in midcentury Southern California, notched two records in its sale.  » mehr lesen

A Quandary for New York Restaurants and Workers: What to Do About Omicron?

Without hard rules about employees who test positive, owners and workers are weighing safety against finances, and not always agreeing on the answer.  » mehr lesen

What Davos Looks Like When the World Economic Forum Is Cancel

A tiny village in the Swiss Alps once played host to the biggest personalities in the world. What happens when they don’t show up?  » mehr lesen

Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts Meet Their Match: Angry Gamers

Game publishers are offering NFTs, but skeptical gamers smell a moneymaking scheme and are fighting back.  » mehr lesen

Is Interning for an Influencer Worth It?

Young fans are messaging social media creators and entrepreneurs seeking experience. But the terms of the arrangements can vary widely.  » mehr lesen

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