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Robert Durst, Real Estate Scion Convicted as a Killer, Dies at 78

He was a suspect in three lurid murders and became a fugitive. In September, he was found guilty in the fatal shooting of a confidante and sentenced to life in prison.  » mehr...

Carl Bennett, Founder of Caldor Discount Stores, Dies at 101

He and his wife, Dorothy, turned a walk-up store in Westchester, N.Y., into a 100-outlet behemoth that reached $1 billion in annual sales.  » mehr lesen

The I.R.S. Warns of Messy Tax Filing Season

The agency, which has been hobbled by paperwork backlogs and short staffing, said tax filers should expect a lower level of service this year.  » mehr lesen

Jerome Powell Will Acknowledge Inflation’s Toll in Senate Testimony

Central bankers will act to keep rapid price gains from becoming permanent, Mr. Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, will say during a renomination hearing.  » mehr lesen

What It Was Like on the Elizabeth Holmes Jury for 18 Weeks

Away from the media frenzy, jurors dealt with the trial’s disruption to their lives and had little idea of the case’s implications.  » mehr lesen

Senator Elizabeth Warren Presses Fed for More Information on Officials’ Trades

Senator Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat, pressed the central bank to provide more information by next Monday.  » mehr lesen

The Pandemic’s Hit to Awards Shows Hurts Hollywood

Hollywood’s disrupted awards season is as much about box office as it is about self-congratulation.  » mehr lesen

Barcelona Banks on Superyachts, Becoming a Hub

The city has become a hub for billionaires’ superyachts, banking on the strength of the “blue economy.”  » mehr lesen

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