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The Chatbots Are Coming for Google

ChatGPT and a handful of startups founded by Google alumni are aiming to reimagine search for the AI age.

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The Chatbots Are Coming for Google

By Julia Love

ChatGPT and a handful of startups founded by Google alumni are aiming to reimagine search for the AI age.

Economics

Russia and Iran Are Building a Trade Route That Defies Sanctions

The nations are investing upwards of $20 billion to ease passage of goods along waterways and railways that sanctions can’t reach.

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Russia and Iran Are Building a Trade Route That Defies Sanctions

By Jonathan Tirone and Golnar Motevalli

The nations are investing upwards of $20 billion to ease passage of goods along waterways and railways that sanctions can’t reach.

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Exxon’s Exodus: Employees Have Finally Had Enough of Its Toxic Culture

Work Shift

No One Likes Annual Performance Reviews—Here’s How to Get Rid of Them

Strategies

What Nonmonogamy Can Teach Moonlighters and Job Jugglers

Solutions / Small Business

Small Business

Helping the Planet With Juice, Snacks, and Booze

Small Business

A Circus Finds a New Animal Trick: Holographic Lions, Elephants, and Whales

Solutions

A Miami Startup Sells Watersports Apparel With a Side of Advocacy

Technology

Banks Open Data-Protection Vault to Other Financial Businesses

Sheltered Harbor offers a way to restore crucial files lost in hacker attacks.

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Banks Open Data-Protection Vault to Other Financial Businesses

By Andrew Martin

Sheltered Harbor offers a way to restore crucial files lost in hacker attacks.

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Small Business

The Soccer-Inspired Sport Drawing Beckham, Messi and Neymar

Small Business

Small Businesses Find a Loophole in the New Tax Law: Zelle

Small Business

Serving a Global Clientele With a Local Business in the Rockies

The Big Take

How a Cocaine-Smuggling Cartel Infiltrated the World’s Biggest Shipping Company

As MSC grew into a dominant force in global trade, it also became a prime drug-trafficking conduit for Balkan gangs.

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How a Cocaine-Smuggling Cartel Infiltrated the World’s Biggest Shipping Company

By Lauren Etter and Michael Riley

As MSC grew into a dominant force in global trade, it also became a prime drug-trafficking conduit for Balkan gangs.

Business

Drugmakers Are Testing Ways to Stop Alzheimer’s Before It Starts

Compounds in final-stage trials at Eli Lilly and Eisai may halt brain protein buildup linked to cognitive decline.

Drugmakers Are Testing Ways to Stop Alzheimer’s Before It Starts

Compounds in final-stage trials at Eli Lilly and Eisai may halt brain protein buildup linked to cognitive decline.

Finance

The Two-Word Mantra That Changed Bank of America’s Risk Culture

Being No. 1 in trading or dealmaking requires taking chances Bank of America would rather avoid.

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The Two-Word Mantra That Changed Bank of America’s Risk Culture

By Katherine Doherty

Being No. 1 in trading or dealmaking requires taking chances Bank of America would rather avoid.

Finance

The Federal Reserve Doesn’t Care About Your Misery

Maybe you’ve noticed, but supporting stock and bond markets is definitely not the central bank’s top priority.

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The Federal Reserve Doesn’t Care About Your Misery

By Michael P. Regan

Maybe you’ve noticed, but supporting stock and bond markets is definitely not the central bank’s top priority.

The Big Take

A Racist Tweet Wasn’t the Only Problem at Elite London Firm

Those who’ve experienced racism and misogyny at Savills, the 167-year-old UK real estate company, say its culture enables bad behavior. Management says it’s making “good progress.”

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A Racist Tweet Wasn’t the Only Problem at Elite London Firm

By Olivia Konotey-Ahulu

Those who’ve experienced racism and misogyny at Savills, the 167-year-old UK real estate company, say its culture enables bad behavior. Management says it’s making “good progress.”

Business

Taylor Swift Debacle Rekindles Ticketmaster Antitrust Worries

The company’s 2010 merger with Live Nation remains under federal oversight, so accusations of market-power abuse from the ticketing flap could reopen that case.

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Taylor Swift Debacle Rekindles Ticketmaster Antitrust Worries

By Leah Nylen

The company’s 2010 merger with Live Nation remains under federal oversight, so accusations of market-power abuse from the ticketing flap could reopen that case.

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China’s Hasty Reopening Is a Risky Bet That Beijing Can Control the Narrative

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Economics

Child Care Faces $24 Billion Fiscal Cliff as Pandemic Aid Ends

Solutions

How to Make Cars Safer for Women? Use Crash-Test Dummies That Resemble Them

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The Future of Work Is Lunch

By Joshua Green

Supreme Court Draft Ruling Rejects Abortion Rights

Trump Lost, But Falsehoods About the Capitol Riot Won

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