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Tim Cook with Apple employees
Success
Frustrated Apple employees reject CEO Tim Cook’s hybrid plan by threatening to quit
By Chloe BergerApril 4, 2022
A farmer in Maryland plants corn
Commentary
A food crisis is coming. Here’s how we can help American farmers weather the storm
By Mike Johanns and Heidi HeitkampApril 4, 2022
Chinese health workers in protective gear in Shanghai
Health
Shanghai plans to test 25 million people for COVID in one day, as the city’s lockdown separates parents from their children
By Nicholas GordonApril 4, 2022
Goldman Sachs’ grim message for investors: Your portfolio will flatline this year—and that’s if you’re lucky
Finance
Goldman Sachs’ grim message for investors: Your portfolio will flatline this year—and that’s if you’re lucky
By Bernhard WarnerApril 4, 2022
The pandemic migration’s full impact is becoming clear—and it’s a ‘big deal’ for the future of cities and white-collar work
Real Estate
The pandemic migration’s full impact is becoming clear—and it’s a ‘big deal’ for the future of cities and white-collar work
By Erin Prater and Nick LichtenbergApril 3, 2022
COVID-19 temporarily stops Daniel Craig’s return to Broadway
Arts & Entertainment
COVID-19 temporarily stops Daniel Craig’s return to Broadway
By Mark Kennedy and The Associated PressApril 3, 2022
Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages, already impacted by COVID
Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages, already impacted by COVID
By Tom Krisher, Kelvin Chan and The Associated PressApril 3, 2022
China finds new COVID subtype as daily cases exceed 13,000
Health
China finds new COVID subtype as daily cases exceed 13,000
By BloombergApril 3, 2022
Who hurts most in $600 million Axie heist? ‘Not the venture capitalists,’ but gamers
Finance
Who hurts most in $600 million Axie heist? ‘Not the venture capitalists,’ but gamers
By Kristine Servando, Emily Nicolle and BloombergApril 2, 2022
Cardiac complications after COVID infection or vaccination are rare but possible, the CDC says—but they’re much more likely after infection
Health
Cardiac complications after COVID infection or vaccination are rare but possible, the CDC says—but they’re much more likely after infection
By Erin PraterApril 2, 2022
Meta no longer requiring employees to receive COVID booster shot to enter U.S. offices
Tech
Meta no longer requiring employees to receive COVID booster shot to enter U.S. offices
By Erin PraterApril 2, 2022
Seizures, croup, and mechanical ventilation: New study shows how severe Omicron can get in unvaccinated children
Health
Seizures, croup, and mechanical ventilation: New study shows how severe Omicron can get in unvaccinated children
By Erin PraterApril 2, 2022
Omicron and its ‘stealth’ subvariant quietly merged into a contagious mutant called Omicron XE — and it already has two cases
Health
Omicron and its ‘stealth’ subvariant quietly merged into a contagious mutant called Omicron XE — and it already has two cases
By Christiaan HetznerApril 1, 2022
Man working remotely in kitchen
Success
COVID isn’t the thing keeping people working from home anymore
By Megan LeonhardtApril 1, 2022
A man in personal protective equipment rides a scooter on an empty street in Shanghai
People in Shanghai are protesting the city’s long COVID lockdowns that have trapped some at work and caused avoidable deaths
By Nicholas GordonApril 1, 2022
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