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Here’s What Readers Told Us About Customer Service Nightmares

Plus, some small glimmers of hope.  » mehr lesen

‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Loans May Soon Play Bigger Role in Credit Scores

The credit-rating companies argue that reporting of on-time payments can help shoppers build a credit history. But consumer experts note that late or missed payments can hurt.  » mehr lesen

Fed’s Moves in 2022 Could End the Stock Market’s Pandemic Run

Shares soared as interest rates stayed low and stimulus programs helped the economy. But expected changes could make investors wary.  » mehr lesen

A Conductor Considers Her Future

Susanna Mälkki is at the top of her field as major American orchestras search for their next music directors.  » mehr lesen

The Elizabeth Holmes Trial by the Numbers

It will now take place in two calendar years. Here are other tallies of note from the Silicon Valley trial.  » mehr lesen

What Default? With Confetti and Fanfare, Evergrande Says It’s Ready to Build.

Weeks after signaling it could no longer go on, the troubled Chinese property developer has pledged to start paying its workers and completing projects again. Buyers are skeptical.  » mehr lesen

Chinese Police Hunt Overseas Critics With Advanced Tech

Authorities in China have turned to sophisticated investigative software to track and silence obscure critics on overseas social media. Their targets include college students and non-Chinese nationals.  » mehr lesen

The Elizabeth Holmes Trial Meanders to a Finish

Other high-profile trials around the country have started and ended while Ms. Holmes’s case has stretched for four months into the new year.  » mehr lesen

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