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Tariff Refunds Are Here—and Turbocharging Earnings
Apple, Nike and FedEx are just some of the companies that are recovering big sums relatively quickly.
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What We Learned Tracing North Korea’s Hidden Workforce Inside American Companies
Stolen identities, AI tools and American accomplices are helping fund Kim Jong Un’s regime, a yearlong Journal investigation found.
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Inside North Korea’s Operation to Conquer the American Job Market
Watch how Pyongyang’s scheme to generate $800 million a year works.
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Mexico Pushes for Lower Auto Tariffs in Trade Talks
The Mexican counteroffer would apply levies on only a small portion of a car’s value—potentially lowering final tariffs for many vehicles.
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Apple in Talks to Pay Publishers to Improve AI-Powered Siri
The content deals could provide the tech company’s voice assistant with current news and information.
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Cracker Barrel’s CEO Was Plotting a Turnaround—but Opened the Door to Her Own Exit
Julie Masino quietly blessed efforts to find her successor as she publicly charted a path out of a controversial rebranding.
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Will Paramount Leave California? Executives Say It’s on the Table
CEO David Ellison has suggested a possible move as the antitrust battle drags on over the company’s Warner Bros. deal.
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The StubHub Customers Who Battled for Tickets—and Battle Harder for a Refund
The company faces complaints of lengthy fights to get money back; stranded outside a World Cup game
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Mamdani Takes On Amazon in New Battle Over New York’s Delivery Workers
A city council bill backed by the mayor would require big delivery operators to directly employ couriers instead of relying on subcontractors.
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General Motors Sets Up $4.5 Billion Safety Net to Avoid Parts Shortages
The auto industry in recent years has been stung by supply chain disruptions.