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Starbucks fires Memphis workers involved in unionization efforts.

A company spokesman said the workers had violated several policies. The union organizing stores accused Starbucks of retaliation.  » mehr lesen

Fact-Checking Joe Rogan’s Interview With Robert Malone That Caused an Uproar

Mr. Rogan, a wildly popular podcast host, and his guest, Dr. Malone, a controversial infectious-disease researcher, offered a litany of falsehoods over three hours.  » mehr lesen

China fell far short of promises it made to purchase American goods.

New data show that China effectively bought none of the additional $200 billion in goods it promised to as part of a 2020 trade deal.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Fights to Keep Talent, but Money Isn’t Always Enough

Banks are raising pay to fend off investment firms, fintechs and crypto start-ups. Still, leaving is often about something other than “always having more and more.”  » mehr lesen

As Automakers Add Technology to Cars, Software Bugs Follow

Faulty computer systems are prompting class-action lawsuits by disgruntled car owners, a symptom of automakers’ bumpy transition to the digital age.  » mehr lesen

Why This Could Be a Critical Year for Electric Cars

Booming in a depressed market, battery-powered vehicles are a plus for the climate but pose a big threat to carmakers and parts suppliers that are slow to change.  » mehr lesen

The U.S. trade deficit soared to a record last year.

The widening deficit was driven by a $576.5 billion increase in imports last year, as Americans purchased more products made abroad.  » mehr lesen

The U.S. trade deficit soared to a record last year.

The widening deficit was driven by a $576.5 billion increase in imports last year, as Americans purchased more products made abroad.  » mehr lesen

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