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  • Thomas Tolstrup—Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Why McKinsey built an ’emotion archive’

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • China’s return to growth in the second quarter was fueled in large part by the increased export of electronics, such as laptops.International

    How the West’s work from home trend is fueling China’s GDP growth

    By
  • HSBC, StanChart Defy U.K. to Endorse Hong Kong Security LawInternational

    ‘A real bind:’ Banks that carry out Trump’s new sanctions could violate Hong Kong security law

    By Eamon Barrett and Grady McGregor
  • Muji has filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware as the coronavirus decimates retail sales across the U.S.Newsletters

    Can Muji’s radical simplicity survive the pandemic?

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Environmental and indigenous people’s rights groups have successfully blocked the development of major oil pipelines in the U.S.Newsletters

    Environmental regulations bring a halt to two major oil and gas pipelines

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  • Senator Maggie Hassan, a Democrat from New Hampshire, points to a chart while speaking during a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, June 30, 2020.Newsletters

    How designers are visualizing America’s failure to cope with COVID-19

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • The now retired Mississippi state flag flutters behind members of the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus speaking on the front steps of the Mississippi State Capitol building, June 29Newsletters

    How not to design Mississippi’s new state flag

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Hong Kong Marks One Year Since The Start Of Pro-Democracy ProtestsInternational

    Beijing passes Hong Kong national security law opposed by foreign business groups

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  • Disneyland Tokyo visitors plunge down Splash Mountain.International

    Why one Disney park might keep Splash Mountain’s controversial theme, which critics call racist

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  • HONG KONG-CHINA-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    The U.S. clampdown on Chinese companies is an unexpected windfall for Hong Kong

    By Eamon Barrett, Naomi Xu Elegant, and others
  • The Pew Research Center finds overwhelming partisan support for tree-planting initiatives, but 65% of respondents think the government can do more on climate change.Newsletters

    Two-thirds of Americans think the U.S. government is failing on climate change

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  • Newsletters

    Algorithms won’t end racism—they’re making it worse

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC is set to gain a major contract from Apple.International

    Apple chip contract would help Taiwan Semiconductor fill a Huawei-shaped hole

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  • China has imported record volumes of pork amid the coronavirus pandemic but is now testing foreign meat for COVID-19.International

    China begins testing meat imports for coronavirus following Beijing’s outbreak

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  • Seeking a better work-life balance, many employees want to keep working from home as coronavirus lockdowns ease.Newsletters

    “You are never stuck”: How to find job satisfaction in an age of upheaval

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett