China’s $100 Billion Tutoring Ban Backfires, Spawning Black Market
President Xi Jinping’s attack on China’s after-school tutoring industry was meant to ease the burden on households. But
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Fast Fashion Report Cards Show What’s Really in Your Clothes
Consumers’ drive for quantity over quality is transforming the world’s textile industry, sparking an almost doubling in global
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Carvana’s CEO Sees Weaker Used-Car Prices Stimulating Demand
A surge in used-car prices padded Carvana Co.’s bottom line early in the pandemic. As the market for
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Fed Debuts New Payments Network to Speed Up US Money Movement
The Federal Reserve debuted a new payments system designed to speed up the movement of money among banks
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Stock Optimism Among Retail Crowd Surges Before Rally Stalls
Just before US stocks faltered on Thursday, the level of optimism among retail traders soared to the highest
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Elon Musk’s Wealth Slumps $13.6 Billion as Tesla Shares Tumble
Elon Musk’s fortune slumped $13.6 billion Thursday after Tesla Inc. warned it may have to keep cutting the
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Trump Bashes Biden in New Video as He Seeks United Auto Workers Endorsement
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump released a new video attacking President Joe Biden’s environmental policies in a bid
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AMC Abandons Plan to Charge More for Best Cinema Seats
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is dropping a plan to charge more for the best theater seats after moviegoers
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A new instant payment system may be coming to a bank near you
When it comes to getting paid — and paid back — most people and businesses want their money as quickly as possible.
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Tylenol Maker Kenvue Sinks on Looming J&J Exchange Offer
Kenvue Inc., the consumer-focused spinoff of Johnson & Johnson that owns brands such as Band-Aid and Tylenol, fell
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Jefferies Says Banks Are Failing to Price in Water Risk
As extreme heat dominates news headlines, the gate-keepers of global capital are failing to keep pace with a
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Zimbabwe Plans First Corn Exports in 22 Years After Surplus
Zimbabwe plans to sell 40,000 tons of corn to Rwanda, marking its first export of the crop since
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