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As Pelosi Leaves Taiwan, China’s Military Looms Larger

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi left Taiwan after a whirlwind trip that raised military tensions over the island to their highest level in more than two decades, an escalation that is set to persist long after she returns home.

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Walmart Lays Off Hundreds of Corporate Workers

The retailer is restructuring headquarters operations after warning of profit troubles last week as merchandise has piled up in its stores. Around 200 jobs are being cut.

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Senate Plan Would Put Bitcoin, Ether Under Commodity Regulator’s Watch

Regulators vie for authority over the cryptocurrency markets.

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Equifax Sent Lenders Inaccurate Credit Scores on Millions of Consumers

During a three-week period this year, the credit reporting company sent faulty scores to lenders big and small, resulting in higher interest rates and denied applications.

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Boy Scouts Near End of Bankruptcy, but Group Faces Challenges

The Boy Scouts’ $2.5 billion plan for compensating roughly 82,200 sex-abuse victims will test whether scouting can still appeal to families.

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Ukraine Grain Shipment Departs for First Time Since Russian Invasion

The shipment is the first test for a deal reached last month to allow Ukraine, one of the world’s largest grain exporters, to begin shipping some 18 million metric tons that Russia’s invasion has trapped in the country.

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Black and Hispanic Employees Often Get Stuck at the Lowest Rung of the Workplace

A new comprehensive survey by McKinsey suggests that companies’ diversity efforts have largely missed the employees who stand to gain the most from them.

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