Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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After 5% tariff announced, president tweets ‘Mexico has taken advantage of the US for decades’ -
Arizona authorities accuse Arcadia mogul of repeatedly touching instructor inappropriately – claims Green denies
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The New York congresswoman returned to a restaurant in Queens on Friday, seeking to highlight the plight of workers she knows -
Big business stays silent over controversy – in contrast to entertainment giants
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In depth
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Civil rights advocates are right to be leery of the technology, given the US’s history of political and racial surveillance
Around the world
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Migrants working in areas supplying Philip Morris, British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands allege abuses including low pay and illegal contracts -
Surprise announcement likely to result in at least a dozen employees losing their jobs -
Vicky Freeman says she moved abroad because she wasn’t earning enough to pay rent in Auckland -
Court hears boy, who hacked the tech giant’s systems when he was 13 and 15, was trying to secure a job with the company
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings -
Steve Schwarzman outlined what he called a Marshall plan for the middle class that would introduce a higher minimum wage -
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