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Arizona: A loose brick in Republicans’ red wall

Felecia Rotellini’s father, who is 104, was incensed when his family took away his car keys two years ago. He was born in a Wyoming company town that no longer exists because the coal company that owned the town is long gone. The town of Cambria, and elsewhere in Wyoming, had many coal-mining immigrants from Italy, including some relatives of ...

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World needs Apple’s iPhone cycle

First it was the Olympics, and now this! Apple Inc might delay the release of its upcoming 5G iPhone by several months because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Nikkei reported. To be frank, I don’t think such a decision has yet been made and we still have another month or two before Apple has to finalise a schedule. Apple itself declined ...

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Everybody’s trusting the bankers once again

Measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 are upending every corner of economic life, bringing entire industries to a standstill across the world. What happens in the broader economy has a massive impact on the banks that oil its wheels; and financial regulators have — rightly — responded swiftly. The supervisors should ponder their next moves carefully, however. It is ...

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