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Survey: Jump in German business optimism despite pandemic

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FRANKFURT, Germany — German businesses grew more optimistic in March, despite a growing number of coronavirus cases and a looming tightening of pandemic restrictions,...

ThredUp’s shares pop on stock market debut

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<p>NEW YORK &mdash; Shares of ThredUp rose 30% in their stock market debut Friday, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the online marketplace for second-hand fashion...

Nebraska unemployment rate ticks down for February

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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s unemployment dropped slightly last month to 3.1%, down 0.1 percentage point from January and marking the third-lowest rate in the...

EXPLAINER: What’s a SPAC, the latest craze on Wall Street?

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — WeWork will finally go public this year, allowing investors to buy and sell its shares. But not through a traditional IPO. ...

ThredUp’s shares pop on stock market debut

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NEW YORK — Shares of ThredUp rose 30% in their stock market debut Friday, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the online marketplace for second-hand fashion...

The eviction moratorium is expiring. What will Biden do?

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WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden's administration has less than a week to decide on extending the nationwide eviction moratorium, a measure that housing advocates...

Report: Money key to reverse pandemic losses for poor

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<p>UNITED NATIONS &mdash; More than 60 international agencies are calling for immediate financing to put gains for developing countries back on track after the...

Survey: Jump in German business optimism despite pandemic

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<p>FRANKFURT, Germany &mdash; German businesses grew more optimistic in March, despite a growing number of coronavirus cases and a looming tightening of pandemic restrictions,...

Powell likens emergency Covid efforts to efforts at Dunkirk

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<p>WASHINGTON &mdash; Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell compared the actions taken by the central bank early in the pandemic as the economy barreled toward...

Recharged: Energy seen as big winner after disastrous 2020

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<p>Energy companies spent the first quarter of 2021 recharging from a draining year. Wall Street expects that growth to continue as energy companies and...