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U.S. Won’t Negotiate Ukraine-Related Sanctions With Russia to Save Iran Nuclear Deal

A senior U.S. official said Moscow had a week to withdraw its demand for written guarantees exempting Russia from any Ukraine-related sanctions that would constrain Moscow’s future trade with Iran.

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Women Embrace Flexible Working, but Economists Say It Could Hinder Their Careers

Economists say that workers who never come back to the office risk isolating themselves from promotions and networking opportunities.

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Opioid Victims Confront Purdue Pharma’s Sacklers in Bankruptcy Court

Victims of the opioid epidemic confronted the Sackler family members who own Purdue Pharma for the first time in bankruptcy court as the OxyContin maker nears a possible exit from chapter 11 that requires $6 billion in settlement payments from its owners.

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Russia Ramps Up Ukraine Attacks in Effort to Seize Strategically Key Port City

Moscow launched a fresh assault on the besieged city of Mariupol, a day after one of its planes bombed a maternity hospital, as a more destructive phase of Russia’s invasion takes a greater civilian toll.

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Russians Rush to Leave as Sanctions Bite and Putin Clamps Down on Dissent Over Ukraine War

Harsh sanctions, growing isolation and fear of President Vladimir Putin’s increasingly repressive rule are driving thousands of Russians out of their country.

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Amazon Board Approves 20-for-1 Stock Split, $10 Billion Share Repurchase

The tech giant says said the split will make the share price more accessible for potential investors and will allow employees more flexibility in managing stock-based compensation.

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Hundreds of Ships Trapped by Ukraine War, Endangering Sailors and Global Trade

Port closings and missile strikes on vessels have had ripple effects on trade, including on grain markets. On one Bangladeshi ship, the consequences were dire.

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