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Your Coworkers Are Less Ambitious; Bosses Adjust to the New Order
WSJ - By Lindsay Ellis and Ray A. Smith
Sam Bankman-Fried Said He Would Give Away Billions. Broken Promises Are All That’s Left.
WSJ - By Rachel Louise Ensign and Ben Cohen
Google Shares Fall as YouTube and Search Ads Take Hit
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China’s Xi Jinping Stakes Out Ambitions, With Himself at the Center
WSJ - By Chun Han Wong
In Brazilian Presidential Election, Leftist Former President Lula da Silva Wins First Round
WSJ - By Samantha Pearson and Luciana Magalhaes
Queen Elizabeth II’s Death Could Jump-Start Efforts to Abolish Monarchy in Former British Colonies
WSJ - By Mike Cherney and Paul Vieira
North Korea Passes Law Allowing Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strikes
WSJ - By Dasl Yoon
U.S., South Korea Revive Live Military Drills After Four-Year Hiatus
WSJ - By Dasl Yoon
Wagner Mercenaries Enter the Spotlight as Russian Troops Struggle in Ukraine
WSJ - By Yaroslav Trofimov
A Convenience-Store Magnate, Teen Drinking and a Fatal Boat Crash: The Legal Case Shaking South Carolina
WSJ - By Valerie Bauerlein
Moscow’s Invasion Pushes Ukrainians to Ditch Russian, Learn Ukrainian
WSJ - By Matthew Luxmoore
Netflix Is Scrambling to Learn the Ad Business It Long Disdained
WSJ - By Sarah Krouse, Suzanne Vranica and Jessica Toonkel
Consumers Have Powered Through the Pandemic and Inflation—Until Now
WSJ - By Annie Gasparro and Theo Francis
With No Work or Money, Ukrainians Are Forced to Return Home to Russian-Controlled Territory
WSJ - By Ian Lovett
Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi Resigns as Support Crumbles
WSJ - By Eric Sylvers
Ukraine Faces Difficulties Getting Western Weapons to Front Lines
WSJ - By Stephen Fidler
Economic War of Attrition Takes Toll on Russia, West
WSJ - By Josh Mitchell
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi Submits Resignation as Coalition Collapses
WSJ - By Eric Sylvers and Marcus Walker
Fed’s Top Banking Regulator Michael Barr Confirmed by Senate
WSJ - By Andrew Ackerman
Sri Lanka Crisis Flashes Warning for Other Indebted Economies
WSJ - By Philip Wen
Russia Says It Is Open to Talks With Ukraine, Turkey on Grain Exports
WSJ - By Vivian Salama
That Fancy University Course? It Might Actually Come From an Education Company.
WSJ - By Lisa Bannon and Rebecca Smith
Millennials Were Optimistic About Their Financial Future—but Now, Not So Much
WSJ - By J.J. McCorvey
Elon Musk Takes Unusually Long Twitter Break
WSJ - By Sarah E. Needleman and Inti Pacheco
San Antonio Migrant Deaths in Truck Highlight Rising Toll Along Border
WSJ - By Michelle Hackman and Alicia A. Caldwell
Disney Board Votes to Renew CEO Bob Chapek’s Contract
WSJ - By Robbie Whelan
Abortion Providers Confront New Landscape After Roe
WSJ - By Jennifer Calfas and Deanna Paul
The Conservative Legal Push to Overturn Roe v. Wade Was 50 Years in the Making
WSJ - By Jess BravinFollow
Ukraine Orders Withdrawal From Severodonetsk to Avoid Encirclement
WSJ - By Yaroslav Trofimov
Airports Around the World Battle Long Lines, Canceled Flights
WSJ - By Benjamin Katz and Alison Sider
Small Businesses Fall Behind on Hiring as Inflation Takes a Toll
WSJ - By Ruth Simon
In Ukraine’s South, Russian Occupiers Tighten the Screws
WSJ - By Yaroslav Trofimov
Russia Plays Down Progress in Peace Talks, Intensifies Attacks in Eastern Ukraine
WSJ
How a Fed Interest Rate Increase Could Affect You
WSJ - Washington DC
Forget Faster and Stronger. The Winter Olympics Are Sadder, Quieter, Scarier.
WSJ - By Ben Cohen and Joshua Robinson
Chloe Kim Wins Gold Medal in Halfpipe, Defending Her 2018 Win
WSJ - By Laine Higgins
In Covid-19 Housing Market, the Middle Class Is Getting Priced Out
WSJ - By Nicole Friedman
How a Small Town Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Amazon
WSJ - By Trefor Moss
Violent Crime, Rising Costs Put South Africa’s Mining Industry in a Deep Hole
WSJ - By Alexandra Wexler
Day Traders as ‘Dumb Money’? The Pros Are Now Paying Attention
WSJ - By Caitlin McCabe
Bronx Fire: Space Heater, Faulty Door Played Roles in Deadly Outcome, Say Officials
WSJ - By James Fanelli, Ginger Adams Otis and Kate King
Kazakhstan Unrest and Russia’s Intervention Transform Ties With Moscow
WSJ - By Yaroslav Trofimov
Covid-19 Rapid Test Shortages Seen Compounded by Slow Federal Action
WSJ - By Austen Hufford and Brianna Abbott
CDC Cuts Guidance on Isolation Period for Covid-19
WSJ - By Julie Wernau and Nidhi Subbaraman
As Omicron Spreads, What It Means to Be Fully Vaccinated Is Changing
WSJ - By Felicia Schwartz
Thanks to the Chip Shortage, Texas Instruments Is Worth $170 Billion
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Biden Says He Is More Likely to Run in 2024 if Trump Is His Opponent
WSJ - By Andrew Restuccia
Wall Street Had a Red-Hot Year, But Can It Last?
WSJ - By Charley Grant
Stocks, Oil Prices Fall on New Covid-19 Curbs
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Dr. Hancock’s Biggest Pandemic Struggle Is Caring for Patients Who Don’t Have Covid
WSJ - By Anna Wilde Mathews
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China reports COVID-19 deaths have decreased by about 80 percent
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Russia says West's tank deployment could 'escalate' Ukraine war
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Germany to send Leopard tanks despite Putin's warning
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