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Credit Suisse, the Risk-Taking Swiss Banking Giant, Succumbs to Crisis
The bank agreed to be bought by UBS, ending 167 years as an independent institution.
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UBS Agrees to Buy Credit Suisse for More Than $3 Billion
The deal was engineered by regulators and is designed to restore trust in the banking system.
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Labor Strife at New York Times Intensifies, Dividing Staff
The publisher calls the lack of progress in negotiations troubling, as staffers air frustrations in Slack.
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TikTok’s Chinese Parent Has Another Wildly Popular App in the U.S.
One of the hottest apps in the U.S. right now is CapCut, a video-editing tool that, like TikTok, is owned by China-based ByteDance.
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Smaller Banks’ Role in Economy Means Distress Raises Recession Risks
Main Street businesses and American families are likely to find it harder to get a loan because of turmoil in the banking industry, denting economic growth.
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The Math Behind the New Super Commute
Hybrid work is changing the calculus of what it takes to live and work in separate places.
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Virgin Orbit, Richard Branson’s Satellite-Launch Venture, Has Fallen Fast
A once-hot smaller player in an industry dominated by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, the company is now looking for a bailout.
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Ford, GM in China Price War as Car Sales Slump
The American auto makers join their rivals in giving discounts in China as economic uncertainty hurts demand for vehicles.
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How Higher Rates Caught Up With Banks
As the Federal Reserve prepares to hold its policy meeting, market investors have a new set of concerns.
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Pricey Child Care Is Keeping Many Parents Out of the Workforce
The trend contributes to worker shortages and historically low U.S. unemployment.