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Some corporate leaders applauded the Supreme Court’s rejection of the mandate; “We breathed a sigh of relief.”

A report will summarize the results of investigations, including those into allegations against Bill Gates.

The legal dispute with Miramax over the writer-director’s efforts to auction off script pages and other artifacts from the hit movie as nonfungible tokens has become a public brawl.

Multinational producers have exited Canada’s oil sands region, but local companies have stepped in. So long as existing oil fields—no matter their carbon footprint—remain profitable, they are likely to remain in production long after big-name companies walk away.

Unlike in previous years, when most Chinese tech funding went to internet startups in e-commerce, the bulk of the money in the past year headed into areas that hew more closely to Communist Party priorities, such as semiconductors, biotechnology and information technology.

Firms that track the industry say households are adding personal computers, not just replacing them.

The iPhone maker hasn’t disclosed its plan for the virtual world, but many are betting that Apple will introduce extended-reality devices.

Close games helped drive the viewership increase, as the league managed its Covid-19 disruptions.

CEO Richard Robinson’s death gave the reins to an executive, his former romantic partner, who must now address problems plaguing the publisher’s innovation efforts while facing some skepticism over her track record; success with ‘Clifford the Big Red Dog.’

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said it will cover the cost of the drug Aduhelm, but as part of further clinical testing.