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Google Pays $1 Billion for London Office Building

The internet giant, planning on employees returning to the office for a few days a week, is building another $1 billion office less than two miles away.  » mehr lesen

China’s Trade Surplus Surges to New Heights

The country’s trade surplus broke records for December and for all of last year, as the pandemic continued to generate demand for its goods.  » mehr lesen

More Young Kids Are Getting Sick From Cannabis Edibles

As states legalize cannabis, a growing number of children are inadvertently consuming marijuana-infused foods.  » mehr lesen

Millions Have Lost a Step Into the Middle Class, Researchers Say

The new figure points to the challenge for the majority of Americans who do not have a four-year college degree.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Protection for Stocks and Bonds With TIPS

A TIPS fund can shield investors from inflation to some extent, but so can other choices, like real estate, dividend-paying stocks and commodities.  » mehr lesen

JPMorgan Chase’s Tallied Record Profit Last Year

Quarterly profit at the nation’s biggest bank was down, but it still earned a record $48.3 billion for the year.  » mehr lesen

Before Omicron, Britain’s G.D.P. Regained Its Prepandemic Size

The economic output for November was bolstered by construction and manufacturing. But December data is likely to show the impact of a surge in virus cases.  » mehr lesen

Microsoft opens a review of its sexual harassment policies.

Shareholders called for action after evidence emerged that Bill Gates had sought romantic relationships with employees.  » mehr lesen

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