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‘This Is a Price We Must Pay.’ China Ditches a 2020 Growth Target in a Worrying Sign for the Global Economy
The Chinese Communist Party generally doesn’t set targets it can’t meet—or at least fudge with a modicum of credibility. Skepticism over official...
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Amid Pandemic, Meatpacking Safety Recommendations Are Largely Unenforceable
(MINNEAPOLIS) — Federal recommendations meant to keep meatpacking workers safe as they return to plants that were shuttered by the coronavirus have...
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Peloton CEO John Foley Talks Cheaper Bikes and Making the Most of Staying Home
Welcome to The Leadership Brief, TIME’s new weekly interview series with the world’s most influential CEOs and leaders. The current pandemic is...
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Nearly 39 Million People Have Sought U.S. Unemployment Benefits Since Coronavirus Outbreak
(WASHINGTON) — The number of Americans thrown out of work since the coronavirus crisis struck two months ago has climbed to nearly...
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Pandemic Could Push Macy’s to Losses Exceeding $1 Billion
(NEW YORK) — Macy’s is warning that it could lose more than $1 billion during its first fiscal quarter after the coronavirus...
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Volkswagen Pulls and Apologizes for ‘Tasteless’ Instagram Video Criticized for Racial Overtones
Volkswagen AG has withdrawn an Instagram snippet meant to promote the latest Golf model after social media users criticized the video clip...
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Johnson & Johnson Ending Sale of Talcum Powder Products in U.S.
Johnson & Johnson discontinued its legacy talc-based baby-powder products in the U.S. and Canada after thousands of suits alleging asbestos contamination led...
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United Airlines Will Provide Masks and Hand Wipes to Passengers
United Airlines is giving out face masks as part of a new amenity kit for passengers in the age of Covid-19. “Starting...
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Beef Prices Will Remain High for Months as Producers Work to Rebuild Capacity, Executive Warns
American meat lovers probably will continue to pay higher-than-normal prices for beef as measures to mitigate the coronavirus risk keep U.S. plants...