CNBC
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Amazon starts layoffs impacting HR and cloud unit
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Disney sues Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, alleges political effort to hurt its business
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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Microsoft, Chipotle, Boeing, First Republic Bank and more
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Dow, S&P 500 close lower Wednesday as First Republic woes eclipse Big Tech earnings: Live updates
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Meta earnings are out - here are the numbers
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Meta stock pops nearly 10% on revenue beat and better-than-expected forecast
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Economist
The world in brief
In today's edition: Zelensky and Xi talk, America's zombie banks, and James Corden's last late hurrah
People watching
Why is India's population about to overtake China's? We explain
First contact
At last, Xi Jinping has called Volodymyr Zelensky, Could a diplomatic blunder have had anything to do with it?
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New York Times
The Morning Briefing
The U.S. and South Korea agree on a nuclear deal, the leaders of China and Ukraine speak, the pope lets women vote at a meeting of bishops
Carlson's Breaking Point
On the eve of the Dominion trial, some top Fox executives and directors discovered text messages sent by Tucker Carlson that set off a crisis.
Another Bank at Risk
First Republic Bank, hardly a household name last month, is now a top concern for investors and bankers on Wall Street, as its shares crater.
Breaking News
Disney is sueing Gov. Ron DeSantis and others after a panel of his allies voted to nullify Disney's control over expansion at its Florida resort.
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Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal
A Special type of gunpowder crucial to the U.S. military comes from just one factory. That factory blew up.
Breaking News
Disney sued Gov. Ron DeSantis after a board he appointed voided development agreements for the company's Orlando-area theme parks
Meta reported its first increase in sales in nearly a year due to improvements in its ad business. Shares rose more than 9% after hours.
House Repulicans passed a bill to raise the debt limit in return for spending cuts, aiming to spark talks with Biden. It has no chance for Senate passage.
U.S. economic growth slowed to a 1.1% annual rate in the first quarter as consumers faced high inflation and rising rates
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