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A Booming Startup Market Prompts an Investment Rush for Ever-Younger Companies
Early-stage venture capitalists are now investing millions of dollars in companies before they even have a coherent business plan, while a growing number of VCs are saying that we are likely in a bubble.
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Stocks Face Rockier Path in 2022 as Fed Rate Increases Loom
Though investors remain hopeful, many see increased threats to the pandemic-era rally, as the central bank starts removing support for the economy.
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Hospitals Still Not Fully Complying With Federal Price-Disclosure Rules
One year after federal rules compelled hospitals to post their healthcare prices publicly, some big national chains haven’t done so, with no penalty so far from the Biden administration, according to a Wall Street Journal review.
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An Amazon Suit Encounters a Snag: a Judge With a Conflict of Interest
Nearly two years into a kickback case against ex-employees and a vendor, an Amazon stockholding by the judge’s wife threatens costly delays.
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The Supply-Chain Crunch Is Like a Traffic Jam. Allow Us to Explain.
A congested roadway can be eased by creative detours, something that companies are doing to fix their logistical problems.
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Facebook’s Pushback: Stem the Leaks, Spin the Politics, Don’t Say Sorry
Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg drove the social-media company’s response to disclosures about its influence on political discourse, teen mental health and other matters. He sent deputies to testify in Congress.
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As Omicron Variant Spreads, States Aim for Balance Between Curbs and Safety
Governments seek to avoid strict measures enacted during previous Covid-19 surges, with more vaccinations and rapid tests and tracking hospitalizations.
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