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Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo testifies before a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies hearing to examine expanding broadband access, focusing on the Department of Commerce broadband programs in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, on Capitol Hill in Washington, February 1, 2022 in Washington, DC.
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Here’s how to reverse the pandemic’s hit to women’s employment gains
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayMarch 18, 2022
Why the U.S. thinks China’s muted response to Russia’s invasion is a bad sign
Politics
Why the U.S. thinks China’s muted response to Russia’s invasion is a bad sign
By Peter Martin, Jenny Leonard, Alberto Nardelli, Jennifer Jacobs and BloombergMarch 18, 2022
A Russia girl looks at her phone and another holds up a sign at a Russian opposition rally.
Economy
Russia’s social media shutdown is expensive, costing its economy more than $860 million so far this year
By Will DanielMarch 17, 2022
President Joe Biden
Politics
House votes to suspend trade relations with Russia after invasion of Ukraine
By Kevin Freking and The Associated PressMarch 17, 2022
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addresses the Bundestag
Tech
Volodymyr Zelenskyy slams ‘childish’ viral deepfake, but experts warn Russia’s cyber hit jobs won’t ‘always be so bad’
By Christiaan Hetzner and Jeremy KahnMarch 17, 2022
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov
Finance
Russia says it avoided default on its $40 billion sovereign debt, but creditors say they haven’t been paid yet
By Nicholas GordonMarch 17, 2022
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate rises are too little, too late
Newsletters
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate rises are too little, too late
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayMarch 17, 2022
A child looks on near a sign which says Putin war criminal wanted for murder
Joe Biden calls Vladimir Putin a war criminal after Mariupol theater bombing — but what is a war crime and can the Russian president be prosecuted?
By Erik Larson and BloombergMarch 17, 2022
Former KGB agent’s superyacht can’t sail out of Norway because no one will sell it fuel
Former KGB agent’s superyacht can’t sail out of Norway because no one will sell it fuel
By Jill R. Shah, Lars Erik Taraldsen and BloombergMarch 17, 2022
A man walks by a closed McDonald's in Moscow.
Commentary
A widely shared list of U.S. companies leaving and staying in Russia is holding business leaders accountable
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 16, 2022
President Joe Biden
Politics
Biden calls Putin a ‘war criminal’ for invasion of Ukraine
By Lisa Mascaro and The Associated PressMarch 16, 2022
A pumpjack rigging oil next to solar panels in Kern County, California.
Energy
Oil’s ‘biggest supply crisis in decades’ could slow economic growth, IEA says—and open the road up for green energy
By Tristan BoveMarch 16, 2022
Oil facility in Ecuador
Energy
Shell, Valero among companies chasing Ecuadorian oil after ban on Russian imports
By Lucia Kassai and BloombergMarch 16, 2022
Smoke rises from a Russian tank destroyed by the Ukrainian forces on the side of a road in Lugansk region on February 26, 2022.
‘If the Russian army doesn’t start moving soon, it’s really screwed’: How badly is the Ukraine war going for Russia’s military?
By David MeyerMarch 16, 2022
We must accelerate the energy transition to untangle Europe from Russian dependency
Commentary
We must accelerate the energy transition to untangle Europe from Russian dependency
By Beth ThorenMarch 16, 2022
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