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The fortunes of his Adani Group are crashing down even faster than they had shot up — a collapse whose pain will be felt across the country, rippling through its economic and political spheres.
Major Chinese companies are investing aggressively in Mexico, taking advantage of an expansive North American trade deal. Establishing factories allows them to label goods “Made in Mexico,” then truck their products into the U.S. duty-free.
Federal prosecutors are scrutinizing a growing array of people tied to Sam Bankman-Fried’s collapsed FTX crypto empire — including his father and brother — in a rapidly expanding investigation into one of the biggest U.S. financial crime cases in years.
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Twitter said it removed thousands of accounts that were part of a Chinese misinformation campaign that in part promoted Beijing’s pandemic response
Google and Facebook employees were told this week that they could stay home until next year. Capital One said workers will be out through Labor Day and possibly longer. Amazon is saying October.
John Mackey, the founder of Whole Foods, blames obesity on bad decisions by consumers rather than lack of access to healthy food. "It’s less about access and more about people making poor choices, mostly due to ignorance."
The Justice Department announced charges on Monday against four members of China’s military on suspicion of hacking into Equifax, the credit reporting agency, in 2017 and stealing trade secrets and the personal data of about 145 million Americans
“All Ivanka Trump signs should be discarded,” TJ Maxx employees were told
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