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  • UKRAINE – 2021/02/12: In this photo illustration an Apple logo is seen on a mobile phone in front of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies signs. (Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Finance

    After recent plunge, Bitcoin is again underperforming stocks this year

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  • House Speaker Pelosi Holds Weekly News ConferencePolitics

    House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband cashed in on Big Tech just as Congress was set to pounce

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  • In this photo illustration a TransferWise logo displayed onFinance

    Fintech Wise goes public in London, but in a decidedly American fashion

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  • Aftermath of the EURO 2020 Ukraine v England match

    ‘It’s coming home’? England allows itself to hope for first soccer trophy in 55 years—and all the economic pop that might mean

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  • SPAIN-HEALTH-VIRUS-TOURISM

    England pushes ahead with plan to ease COVID restrictions despite rising Delta variant, and Europe looks on with worry

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  • Deliveroo Holdings Plc Riders Protest Over Pay and ConditionsFinance

    Your order is on its way—analysts back Just Eat Takeaway after buying spree

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  • Fans During EURO 2020

    UEFA’s ‘own goal’—Euro Cup sponsors stumble in biggest PR crisis in years

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  • Unilever, UEFA, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Volkswagen are among the global brands dressing up their corporate images for Pride Month—but not everywhere.Lifestyle

    Pride logo, or no Pride logo? Companies still grapple with the meaning of being an LGBTQ+ ally

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  • MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA – AUGUST 26: Parmigiano Reggiano cheese imported from Italy is displayed at a Whole Foods store on August 26, 2019 in Mill Valley, California. The United States has proposed retaliatory tariffs on several European products including cheese, olive oil, and wine that could be as much as 100 percent. The tariffs are in response to the European Union’s subsidies to European aircraft manufacturer Airbus. Tariffs could (Photo by Justin Sullivan—Getty Images)International

    From Bordeaux wine to jamón and Parmesan—what the EU-U.S. tariffs truce means for consumers

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  • Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks during a virtual press conference on the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, at 10 Downing Street in central London on January 22, 2021. – There is “some evidence” that the new strain of coronavirus identified in Britain is not only more transmissible but also more deadly, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Friday. “It also now appears that there is some evidence that the new variant… may be associated with a higher degree of mortality,” he said at a Downing Street press conference. (Photo by Leon Neal / POOL / AFP) (Photo by LEON NEAL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)International

    England’s reopening is officially in limbo, serving up a cautionary tale for countries on the vaccination forefront

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  • A woman passes by a local business that accepts bitcoin as aFinance

    From mining to spending, emerging markets are leading the way on cryptocurrencies

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  • Buildup To June's G7 Summit In Carbis BayInternational

    Cornwall is home to this weekend’s G7 Summit. It’s also a petri-dish for British inequality

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  • FGF 2021-Uchida-Johnson-WirthConferences

    How customer demand is driving Nissan, Starbucks, and Chevron toward sustainability

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  • Poppy Gustafsson, CEO at Darktrace.Conferences

    Cybercriminals now have marketing departments

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  • Liz Hilton Segel, managing partner at McKinsey.Conferences

    Will COVID-19 finally push companies to take mental health seriously at work?

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