Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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Bill would aid small businesses, unemployed, airlines and others – ‘Stupidity on steroids’ not to pass interim deal by Christmas, says senator
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Marc Benioff’s company gains leverage against Microsoft’s threat with the largest acquisition in its 21-year history
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Robust sales of up to $11.4bn come even as millions of Americans remain out of work because of the pandemic
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Thinktank says Brexit represents double threat to UK growth
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In depth
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The pandemic has made Jeff Bezos inconceivably rich – yet his workers are laboring long hours at the frontline of pandemic
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‘King of the high street’ will forever be associated with the downfall of BHS – and now very possibly Arcadia
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The pandemic has left millions of Americans unemployed – including many in the hospitality industry, which has seen a rise in the adoption of new tech
Around the world
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Amnesty report accuses sites of openly signalling they will bow to authoritarian regimes
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A look at the major changes Britons can expect to encounter in the EU when the transition period ends
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The Chang'e-5 mission will seek to collect lunar material to help scientists understand more about the moon’s origins and formation.
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The Cerrado savannah has become an agricultural powerhouse, but wildlife, forests and local communities have paid the price
Featured topics
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Janet Yellen will likely be the US’s first female treasury secretary – but as Covid shutdowns loom, she will have to win Republican votes for any major initiatives
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Joe Biden will lead the US back to international cooperation