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The Netherlands and Belgium have barred the exchange, Germany hasn’t given it a license to operate and French prosecutors are investigating it.

The Biden administration proposal, aimed at closing a loophole in chip export controls, could escalate a tit-for-tat fight with Beijing.

Lower-income, less-educated and service workers are all clocking more work-from-home hours than before the pandemic hit.

The economy keeps chugging along, but for many richer Americans, it probably feels like a recession already has begun.

The planned Meta microblogging app, set for release Thursday, is seen as a potential rival because of the Instagram connection and the company’s history.

The high-profile payroll survey could be overestimating job growth because of quirks in how the data are calculated.

Managing the deepening rivalry will be a central task for Janet Yellen in Beijing this week.

The electric-vehicle maker benefited from price cuts and discounts amid tougher competition in the EV market.

Thousands of hotel employees walked off the job Sunday demanding better pay and benefits, and less burdensome workloads.

The move will involve drugs that aren’t important to human health and will apply to all fresh, frozen and ready-made products under the Tyson brand.