This Week in Business: Zuckerberg Gets Grilled, and Boeing Goes from Bad to Worse
Plus, the Fed seems poised to cut interest rates again.
Source: The New York Times
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As Mario Draghi Departs, the E.C.B. Is Divided Over His Policies
The central bank president oversaw his last monetary policy meeting. Christine Lagarde, his successor, may face a revolt by opponents of his easy-money policies.
Source: The New York Times
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C.E.O.s Are Anxious About the Economy. That’s Bad for Stocks.
Companies have binged on share buybacks in recent years, pumping up prices, but their appetite could wane as economic uncertainty rises.
Source: The New York Times
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Facebook Pledges $1 Billion to Ease Housing Crisis Inflamed by Big Tech
The move, which combines money and land, is the latest effort by technology companies to ease the state’s severe housing shortage.
Source: The New York Times
Per saperne di piùEstate Tax Can Pay Off for States, Even if the Superrich Flee
New research shows that even if wealthy residents move away, the revenue at death from those who stay outweighs any loss in income taxes.
Source: The New York Times
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