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Will Lagarde do ‘whatever it takes’ to save the Earth?

For the past decade, politicians in the rich world have relied too much on central banks to solve their problems of weak growth and high unemployment. They may be about to do the same with climate change. Central bankers have started to make their voices heard on the threat of carbon emissions. From worries about how financial institutions might withstand ...

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This star chipmaker doesn’t want to pick sides

You’ve got to feel for Mark Liu. The chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) just wants to make chips. And he does; the best chips for the best companies in the world. Unfortunately, one of his clients is Huawei Technologies Co. So it’s not surprising that the world’s largest contract chipmaker has found itself in something of a pickle. ...

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Southwest, American see 737 Max absence nearing one year

Bloomberg Southwest Airlines Co and American Airlines Group Inc said they will remove the 737 Max from their flight schedules through early March — almost a year since Boeing Co’s best-selling jet was grounded worldwide after two deadly crashes. The plan to pull the plane from Southwest’s schedule through March 6 is due to “continued uncertainty around the timing of ...

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