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Inflation Is Suddenly on Everyone's Mind. How Bad Will It Be?

People hate it when prices rise. But this may be the cost we bear for heading off a Covid depression.

by Simon Kennedy

11/19/21, 7:00 AM EST

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The World's Top Business Cities Are Still Failing Working Women

No city is doing enough to keep women safe while ending gender inequality.

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Business

Good Luck Finding Deals This Year With All the Supply Chain Chaos

Strong demand plus limited inventory should fatten profit margins—and pinch wallets.

by Jordyn Holman and Brendan Case

11/19/21, 5:00 AM EST

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The Big Take

Boeing Built an Unsafe Plane, and Blamed the Pilots When It Crashed

Cost-cutting, corporate arrogance, and a new plane that was supposed to be easy to fly. An exclusive excerpt from Flying Blind: The 737 Max Tragedy and the Fall of Boeing.

by Peter Robison

11/16/21, 12:01 AM EST

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Inflation Is Suddenly on Everyone's Mind. How Bad Will It Be?

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11/19/21, 7:00 AM EST

Politics

Lawyer Defending Roe Bets on Precedent to Save Abortion Rights

Julie Rikelman is arguing the Supreme Court case that will determine the future of abortion access in the U.S.

by David Yaffe-Bellany

11/19/21, 4:00 AM EST

Finance

The Crypto Industry's Solution for Regulation: We'll Handle It

Big exchanges and investors say traditional agencies don't have the tools or expertise to oversee the sector.

by Joe Light

11/19/21, 4:00 AM EST

Cities

Serious People Are Giving Serious Thought to Colonizing Mars

Architects, designers, and scientists are imagining how Red Planet settlers might live—and hoping to find lessons for everyone back on Earth.

by Sarah Holder

11/12/21, 10:06 AM EST

The Big Take

This Is Jerome Powell's Shot at a Volcker Moment—in Reverse

It took courage to lift rates in 1979 to kill inflation. The gutsy move for today may be to stand fast until we have more jobs.

by Joe Weisenthal

11/19/21, 12:01 AM EST

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