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Emerging Markets Pose Long-Term Benefits Despite Short-Term Risk

The Omicron outbreak, inflation and monetary tightening are shaking emerging markets. Yet our columnist says it’s risky for long-term investors to shun them.  » mehr lesen

What to Know as Student Loan Repayments Restart in February 2022

Loan payments are about to resume for tens of millions of borrowers. Here’s how to navigate the end of the payment pause — and how to get into a more affordable plan...

9/11 Memorial & Museum Leader Is Departing in 2022

Alice M. Greenwald has led the museum since its inception, through criticism and pandemic closures, helping it become one of the country’s most-visited museums.  » mehr lesen

‘I Want to Try to Enjoy Every Day’

Dan Doctoroff reconsiders his priorities.  » mehr lesen

Hagerty Goes Public to Pursue a Simple Mission: Save Driving

The Hagerty brand insures collectible autos — two million of them — and its articles and videos draw crowds. After going public, it has bigger plans.  » mehr lesen

California oil spill leads to federal charges for 3 companies.

Amplify Energy and two subsidiaries were indicted by a grand jury after 25,000 gallons of oil leaked off the coast in October.  » mehr lesen

Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal on ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’

The producers of “No Way Home” address questions about another trilogy, possibly putting MJ in a Spidey suit and convincing reluctant actors to reprise their roles.  » mehr lesen

Fed Official Says Plan to Cut Economic Support Won’t Speed Up Again

Christopher J. Waller, a Fed governor, said that the central bank’s decision to slow bond buying faster allowed flexibility amid high inflation.  » mehr lesen

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