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Trump Signs Covid-19 Aid Bill Averting Government Shutdown
The signing of the bill ended a standoff with Congress and paved the way for millions of Americans to get economic relief as the coronavirus pandemic surges across the country.
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Alibaba, Ant Face Crackdowns From Chinese Regulators
Beijing is coming down hard on one of its biggest and most powerful business empires, taking action against billionaire Jack Ma’s two crown jewels.
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U.S. Household Spending Drops for First Time in Seven Months
Household spending fell for the first time in seven months and layoffs remained elevated as a surge in coronavirus cases weighed on economic recovery. Household income also declined, partly reflecting the fading effects of aid programs put in place earlier this year.
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Fatal Landslide in Brazil Pushes Iron Ore Toward Record
Iron-ore prices are surging toward a high as a landslide at a Brazilian iron-ore mine intensifies concerns about supply and Chinese demand runs hot.
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WSJ News Exclusive | Google, Facebook Agreed to Team Up Against Possible Antitrust Action, Draft Lawsuit Says
Facebook and Google agreed to “cooperate and assist one another” if they ever faced an investigation into their pact to work together in online advertising, according to an unredacted version of a lawsuit filed by 10 states against Google last week.
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The Unfinished Business of Office Diversity Training
Companies announced major diversity initiatives amid last summer’s protests. Half a year later, progress has been inconsistent.
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Congress Reaches Final Agreement on Pandemic Relief
The emerging agreement is expected to provide a $600 direct check to many Americans, $300 a week in enhanced federal unemployment benefits, and aid for schools, vaccine distribution and small businesses.
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