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China Evergrande Has Defaulted on Its Debt, Fitch Says

A ratings agency’s declaration confirmed what investors had already suspected, but they now must wait on a restructuring plan overseen by the firm hand of Beijing.  » mehr lesen

Gig Worker Protections Get a Push in European Proposal

A proposal with widespread political support would entitle drivers and couriers for companies like Uber to a minimum wage and legal protections.  » mehr lesen

How to Buy a Used Car

Top dealerships offer reassurances, but better prices might be found elsewhere. Check the Carfax, and offer to meet in a police station parking lot.  » mehr lesen

Here’s Why Inflation Is Worrying Washington

Price gains have moved up sharply for months, but the fact that the trend is lasting and broadening has newly put policymakers on red alert.  » mehr lesen

Disney’s Bob Iger Visits ABC7, Returns to His Weatherman Roots

Mr. Iger, who will retire on Dec. 31, stood in on Thursday for the usual weather guru on KABC in Los Angeles.  » mehr lesen

How Nursing Homes’ Worst Offenses Are Hidden From the Public

Thousands of problems identified by state inspectors were never publicly disclosed because of a secretive appeals process, a New York Times investigation found.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Is Fined $1.3 Billion by Italy’s Antitrust Regulators

In an investigation into how the e-commerce giant gains an advantage over competitors, regulators said third-party vendors paying for Fulfillment by Amazon received special perks.  » mehr lesen

N.Y.C. Arts Organizations Awarded $51.4 Million Dollars in Grants

The Department of Cultural Affairs is awarding $51.4 million in grants to more than 1,000 nonprofit arts and cultural groups that are seeking to rebound from the pandemic.  » mehr lesen

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