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Consumer Demand Snaps Back. Factories Can’t Keep Up.
Snarled supply chains and a labor shortage are thwarting a full reopening of U.S. manufacturing, in a phenomenon known as the “bullwhip effect.”
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WeWork Co-Founder Adam Neumann Nears Settlement With SoftBank
According to terms being discussed, SoftBank would spend roughly $1.5 billion to buy the shares of early WeWork investors and employees. Former CEO Adam Neumann would get $500 million.
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China Deploys Covid-19 Vaccine to Build Influence, With U.S. on Sidelines
Beijing and its companies are assembling a chain of airplanes, warehouses and trucks to deliver refrigerated doses to the developing world, the latest link in its push to build global influence; “knight in shining armor.”
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Boeing Backs Grounding Some 777 Jets After Failure During United Flight
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered immediate inspections of Boeing 777 aircraft equipped with the type of engine that broke apart in the air over a Colorado town.
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Uber Loses U.K. Court Battle Over Worker Rights
The U.K.’s top court ruled that a group of former Uber drivers were entitled to a minimum wage and other benefits while working for the company, dealing a setback to gig-economy firms in battles world-wide over their employment model.
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Robinhood, Citadel CEOs Grilled by Lawmakers in Wake of GameStop Saga
Executives of Robinhood and other companies involved in the recent stock-trading saga are facing questions from the House Financial Services Committee.
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NASA Lands Perseverance Rover Safely on Mars After ‘Seven Minutes of Terror’
After a seven-month, 292-million-mile journey, NASA’s fastest and best-equipped rover ever touched down safely on the red planet.
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