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Intel Is in Talks to Buy GlobalFoundries for About $30 Billion

A deal for chip maker GlobalFoundries would be Intel’s largest acquisition. It comes as Intel is launching a major push to become a chip manufacturer for other companies.

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J&J Recalls Aveeno, Neutrogena Spray Sunscreens

J&J said it was taking the action after detecting a potentially cancer-causing chemical in some samples.

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China’s Economic Growth Slows in the Second Quarter

China’s economic rebound slowed in the second quarter but continued to show unusual resilience more than a year after the country largely got control of the coronavirus within its borders.

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Airbus Soars Past Boeing by Showing Little Mercy to Struggling Customers

The aircraft giant made its customers honor jetliner contracts, despite the pandemic. That allowed the European company to take the No. 1 position in its longtime rivalry with Boeing, which was hobbled by the grounding of the MAX, among other problems.

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Broadcom No Longer in Talks to Buy SAS Institute, Sources Say

The founders of SAS Institute changed their minds about a sale, people familiar with the matter said. A deal would have valued the software company in the range of $15 billion to $20 billion.

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Inflation Threat May Be Boosted by Changes in Globalization, Demographics and E-Commerce

Shifts in the global economy over the past few decades have helped keep prices in check, but some economists say these forces have begun to reverse in ways that the pandemic has intensified.

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ByteDance Shelved IPO Intentions After Chinese Regulators Warned About Data Security

ByteDance put on hold indefinitely its intentions to list offshore earlier this year after Chinese officials told the company to focus on addressing data-security risks, people familiar with the matter said.

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