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Retailers Reaping Big Savings on Ocean Transport Costs
Container lines are slashing thousands of dollars from contract rates in a bid to fill up ships. Source link
Publishers Win Ruling Against Online Library’s Lending of Digital Books
Business Law Court rules Internet Archive violated copyright law by loaning scanned copies of printed books Source link
UAW Members Elect Reform Candidate as President
Shawn Fain will take charge of the union ahead of contract talks with Detroit auto makers set to begin this summer. Source link
Banning TikTok in the U.S. Is Easier Said Than Done
Legal and practical obstacles could confound any bid to erase the Chinese-owned app’s huge U.S. footprint. Source link
Twitter Offers New Equity Grants to Staff
Compensation has been one of many questions facing employees since Elon Musk’s tumultuous acquisition of the company last year. Source link
Apple's Tim Cook Upbeat in Beijing as China Courts Global CEOs
Apple’s chief took the stage at a conference in Beijing where business leaders and Chinese officials tiptoed around Sino-U.S. relations. Source link
What’s Going On With First Republic Bank?
First Republic Bank shares have been hit hard following the failures early in March of two large U.S. regional banks, Silicon Valley Bank and Signature
Regeneron, Sanofi Look for Billions From COPD Drug
The companies said Dupixent showed positive results in a late-stage study of current or former smokers with the killer disease. Source link
What Does 'Made in America' Mean? In Green Energy, Billions Hinge on the Answer
Companies pursuing subsidies are trying to influence how the Treasury Department defines the phrase. Source link
Social Media Platforms Are Asking Users for Money. They Probably Don’t Mean You.
Social-media companies are finally asking users to pay up. It isn’t personal—it’s strictly business. As of last month, the option to pay for Facebook’s new