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relates to Declining Vaccine Rates Make Economies Sicker
businessweek
Declining Vaccine Rates Make Economies Sicker
Shots are a cost-effective way to improve public health. Plus: A factory boom requires more places to train workers.
July 11, 2025
relates to Yaccarino Exit From X Lets Musk Shun Ads, Put Focus on AI
technology
Yaccarino Exit From X Lets Musk Shun Ads, Put Focus on AI
Linda Yaccarino’s exit as chief executive officer of X follows a long and contentious effort to win over advertisers dismayed by the platform’s direction under Elon Musk’s ownership.
July 10, 2025
relates to Life-Threatening Heat Domes Are Confounding Forecasters
green
Life-Threatening Heat Domes Are Confounding Forecasters
Scientists are working to find atmospheric warning signs that can provide a longer lead time to forecast where and when extreme heat will hit.
July 10, 2025
relates to Trump Family Crypto Venture Preps Vote With Billions at Stake
markets
Trump Family Crypto Venture Preps Vote With Billions at Stake
A crypto token backed by the Trump family is moving closer to trading openly on exchanges, potentially unlocking substantial gains for early insiders, while raising fresh questions about governance and investor protection in the booming digital-asset market.
July 9, 2025
relates to Ken Griffin-Backed Florida Bill for Non-Competes Becomes Law
politics
Ken Griffin-Backed Florida Bill for Non-Competes Becomes Law
Florida enacted legislation allowing non-competes of up to four years, handing a victory to Citadel’s Ken Griffin, who pushed for the policy.
July 8, 2025
relates to The Man Tasked With Ending Citigroup’s Fat-Finger Blunders
technology
The Man Tasked With Ending Citigroup’s Fat-Finger Blunders
Just before Citigroup Inc.’s tech chief faced his first global town hall meeting, he got some pointed advice from his teenager: Make sure the technology works.
July 3, 2025
relates to Ex-UBS CFO Wins UK Top Court Case Over £133 Million Divorce
industries
Ex-UBS CFO Wins UK Top Court Case Over £133 Million Divorce
A former UBS Group AG executive can hold onto the majority of his wealth after the UK’s top court ruled in his favor in a divorce fight with his ex-wife over the split of their £133 million ($182 million) estate.
July 2, 2025
relates to Josh Kraft Helped by Dad, Rich Pals in Bid to Oust Boston Mayor
politics
Josh Kraft Helped by Dad, Rich Pals in Bid to Oust Boston Mayor
Josh Kraft is a political novice seeking to become the first person in 76 years to unseat an incumbent mayor in Boston — and a popular one at that. Yet the money is flowing in.
July 1, 2025
relates to Elon Musk Says First Tesla Drove Itself From Factory to Customer
industries
Elon Musk Says First Tesla Drove Itself From Factory to Customer
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said a Tesla Model Y SUV drove itself from the company’s factory near Austin to a customer’s home in the company’s latest move to showcase its push into autonomous driving.
June 27, 2025
relates to US Gulf Coast to Help Supply Record Mediterranean Diesel Imports
markets
US Gulf Coast to Help Supply Record Mediterranean Diesel Imports
Refiners on the US Gulf Coast are set to send increasing amounts of diesel to Europe, a burgeoning trade that could last through summer, according to an analysis by Vortexa.
June 27, 2025