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  1. China will start taxing imports of dirty fuels used to make lucrative but lower quality products from next month.

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  2. Beef could be the new coal, shunned by elite taste makers over climate concerns

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  3. This inflation scare is exactly what the Fed was hoping to avoid. The clever monetary strategy enunciated last year only works if the public trusts the Fed to do the right thing.

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  4. Women gained a larger share of board seats last month at five companies in the S&P 500 Banks Index as four men retired or stepped down

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  5. The pressure is on for boards to diversify, and it’s working.

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  6. A real-world study of health-care workers was key to the federal decision to ease mask restrictions for fully vaccinated people

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  7. Supply Lines: U.S. exporters face more strains as bridge crisis halts Mississippi barges

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  8. Passive exchange-traded funds have been buying this week’s dip, arguably putting a floor under the tech-led selloff

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  9. Ireland’s health service has shut down its computer systems amid what it described as a “significant” cyberattack

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  10. The CDC's surprise mask announcement put many businesses in a bind, as they find their own mask policies are suddenly in conflict with federal guidelines

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  11. U.S. public company insiders sell more than $24 billion of shares this year

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  12. May 13

    NEW: "My vote for most evil company in the world." These Silicon Valley parents have deep-pockets — and want to vaporize Juul. Read The Big Take ⬇️ (via )

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  13. Airbnb beat analysts’ estimates for bookings in the first quarter, reflecting pent-up demand for travel.

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  14. House lawmakers advanced language authorizing $8 billion for the U.S. Postal Service to buy more electric vehicles as the agency modernizes its aging fleet

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  15. JPMorgan, the biggest funder of fossil-fuel companies globally, is pledging a 35% reduction in what it calls “operational carbon intensity” for its oil and gas portfolio by the end of this decade

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  16. The head of crypto hedge fund Pantera is still bullish on Bitcoin even if some of Elon Musk’s concerns about the token’s energy footprint are valid

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  17. South Korea unveiled plans to spend roughly $450 billion to build the world’s biggest chipmaking base over the next decade, joining China and the U.S. in a global race to dominate the key technology.

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  18. Blackouts are threatening the entire U.S. West this summer, with 11 states short on power.

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  19. Governments should embrace digital currencies or risk private companies taking control of the money people use, a Bank of England official says

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  20. 1.5 billion people live in cities that are at high risk from pollution, water shortages, extreme heat and natural hazards.

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