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Janet Yellen says it’s time to stop calling inflation ‘transitory.’

The Treasury secretary said the new virus variant could further fuel price increases, but cautioned it was too soon know.  » mehr lesen

Supply Chain Snarls for Cars on Display at a Kansas Terminal

A shipping terminal in Kansas reveals the fundamental problem — no one can plan, and no one is sure what will happen next.  » mehr lesen

BuzzFeed News’s union workers walk off the job for a day.

The employees walked out on an important day for the media company: Shareholders are voting Thursday to take it public.  » mehr lesen

PlayStations and Xboxes Are Hard to Find. Meet the People Trying to Help.

New gaming consoles remain in short supply this holiday season, spawning cottage industries of tipsters and scalpers making money off their scarcity.  » mehr lesen

OPEC Plus Maintains Oil Production Plans

The oil cartel and Russia met less than a week after crude prices plunged amid worries over the Omicron variant.  » mehr lesen

‘Where is **?’: Fans in China Elude Censors to Talk About Peng Shuai

She is not the first celebrity to be scrubbed from the internet, but her supporters are finding creative ways to voice their frustration.  » mehr lesen

The Economic Reality Behind Mississippi’s Anti-Abortion Law

The state’s attorney general has said that, since Roe v. Wade, “women have carved their own way to achieving a better balance for success in their professional and personal lives.”  » mehr lesen

Inside the Economic Argument Over Abortion at the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court case over a Mississippi law hinges in part on questions of how much progress women’s rights have made over the decades.  » mehr lesen

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