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Colonial Pipeline Said to Pay Ransom to Hackers Who Caused Shutdown
Colonial Pipeline Co. paid a ransom to the criminal hackers who caused the company to shut down the country’s largest…
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Canadian National Takes Lead in Bidding for Kansas City Southern
Canadian National Railway Co. CNI 0.26% took the lead in the race to acquire Kansas City Southern, KSU 2.50% which…
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Disney Adds Fewer Streaming Subscribers Than Hoped; Revenue Falls Short
LOS ANGELES—The streaming boom that defined Hollywood during Covid-19 is slowing down for now. Weeks after Netflix Inc. announced its…
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Opinion | The GOP’s Post-Trump Trauma
What is to become of the Republican Party? It will either break up or hold together. If the latter, it…
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Opinion | A Police Union Coverup in Boston
Patrick Rose in 2016. Photo: Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff/Associated Press Bostonians were shocked last summer when the former chief of the…
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DoorDash’s Revenue Triples Amid Sustained Demand for Food Delivery
DoorDash Inc.’s DASH 2.21% revenue tripled in the first quarter, showing sustained demand for food-delivery services even as coronavirus vaccinations…
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Big Companies Woo Scarce Hourly Workers With Higher Pay, Bonuses
The fight is on for lower-wage workers. Some of the biggest U.S. employers of entry-level workers are adding tens of…
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Apple Parts With Prominent Exec After Employees Complain Over Comments About Women
Apple Inc. AAPL 2.36% parted ways with a prominent advertising-technology executive weeks after hiring him, following complaints about sexist and…
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Canada’s Trudeau Is Cleared in Ethics Probe Over Charity Contract
OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau didn’t violate the country’s conflict-of-interest laws when his Liberal government awarded a multimillion-dollar contract to…
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Opinion | Modi Declared Victory, Then Covid Struck Back With a Vengeance
Is Narendra Modi to blame for the carnage that Covid has wrought in India? It may be too soon to…
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No Gluten, Dairy or Refined Sugar? In This Chef’s Paleo-Friendly Recipes, You Don’t Miss Them
IT’S BEEN A BUSY year for Portland, Ore., chef Gregory Gourdet. For five months, at the height of the pandemic,…
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2021 Ducati Multistrada: A Touring Bike With a Safer, More Centered Ride
I REGRET ever throwing a leg over the 2021 Ducati Multistrada V4 S ($24,695, as tested), the company’s beguiling touring…
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Student’s Death in China Spurs Questions About Surveillance
A high-school student’s death in southwestern China has set off a wave of public outrage on social media over control…
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American, Swiss Climbers Die on Mount Everest in First Deaths Since Covid-19 Pause
Two climbers, one American and the other Swiss, have died on Mount Everest in the first casualties of the climbing…
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A Perfect Summer Road Trip in the Rocky Mountains
COUNTLESS MONUMENTAL acts of nature roost within the Rocky Mountains. If you’re pressed for time but eager to gorge on…
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Opinion | In Donald Trump’s Purgatory
Rep. Liz Cheney talks to reporters after House Republicans voted to remove her as conference chair in Washington, D.C., May…
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to Another Pandemic Low
Jobless claims declined to a new pandemic low last week, in a sign hiring is primed to strengthen as workers…
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Israel Steps Up Airstrikes Against Hamas in Gaza, Tries to Contain Violence at Home
TEL AVIV—Israel struck more targets in Gaza on Thursday in what officials said was a campaign against Hamas militants, as…
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Consumer Prices Jumped as Economic Recovery Picked Up
Consumer prices surged in April by the most in any 12-month period since 2008, shaking investors although the data partly…
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From Lady Gaga to Bad Bunny: What to Know About Live Music’s Return
When do big concerts return? It’s a complicated picture right now as some musicians sell out shows and others postpone…
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