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• The basic inequity in the tax system is hard to swallow June 14, 2021
  The challenge in fixing it is avoiding oscillation between economically destructive extremes. Read More
  Alan Murray
• Crypto and crude take off as the markets await this week’s crucial Fed meeting June 14, 2021
  U.S. futures are in the green, following Europe higher. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• What does a sustainable Africa look like? June 11, 2021
  The third wave of COVID infections in Africa, the origins of racial inequality in the U.S, and remembering Kalief Browder Read More
  Ellen McGirt
• In DiDi IPO, a one-time rival Uber stands to gain June 11, 2021
  Uber stands to gain quite a bit from deals it brokered in its retreat from Asia Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• Amazon makes a puzzling pledge to safety June 11, 2021
  Amazon flaunted its new partnership with the National Safety Council, even though it hasn't yet fixed the safety issues at its own company. Read More
  Danielle Abril
• Why the debate about post-pandemic workwear is a serious issue for women June 11, 2021
  It's far from a superficial concern. Read More
  Kristen Bellstrom
• British regulators will shape Google’s future, as antitrust watchdog reveals Privacy Sandbox deal June 11, 2021
  After Brexit, Big Tech has both the EU and the U.K. to fear. Read More
  David Meyer
• Inflation is rising, but yields are sinking—and that bodes well for stocks June 11, 2021
  U.S. futures are gaining, following Europe higher. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• Warren Buffett’s latest big investment likes cryptocurrency June 11, 2021
  Brazilian digital bank Nubank plans to let customers invest in cryptocurrency after landing major funding from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Read More
  Robert Hackett
• What comes next after the Biogen Alzheimer’s drug approval June 10, 2021
  Biogen's Alzheimer's drug approval could pave the way for major changes across the industry. Read More
  Sy Mukherjee
• U.S. stocks hit a record even as inflation spikes at the fastest pace in 13 years June 10, 2021
  U.S. stocks were all in the green, shrugging off a hot inflation number. Read More
  Anne Sraders
• Will legislation on competing with China spur the next big thing akin to the internet? June 10, 2021
  The Endless Frontier Act is about more than just semiconductors Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• CEOs talk tech innovation—from powerful electric planes to cryptocurrencies June 10, 2021
  CEOs of Rolls-Royce, Northrop Grumman, and Nubank divulged details on some of the latest tech innovations. But not all tech is used for good. Read More
  Danielle Abril
• CEOs predict which COVID-era business trends will outlast the pandemic June 10, 2021
  At the Fortune Global Forum, they reflected on what the last year has taught them. Read More
  Claire Zillman
• American farmers are having a bumper year—thanks to soaring demand from China June 10, 2021
  Trade wars are unpredictable. Read More
  Clay Chandler
• Climate, inflation and COVID-19: Highlights from Day Two of the Fortune Global Forum June 10, 2021
  It's becoming ever clearer that this is a watershed moment for climate commitments. Read More
  Alan Murray
• 12% of the world’s population has received a COVID vaccine. See how your country is doing June 10, 2021
  Israel, Canada, and the U.K. are among the countries with the most vaccinated. Read More
  Erika Fry
• Stocks plateau as an S&P 500 stall-out nears historic territory June 9, 2021
  U.S. stocks closed lower overall, as the S&P 500 extended a long streak of indecisiveness. Read More
  Anne Sraders
• Bitcoin, IPOs, and post-pandemic travel—here’s what tech CEOs are saying at Fortune Global Forum June 9, 2021
  The bosses of Airbnb, Cisco, Microstrategy, and Nasdaq had much to say at Fortune's marquee conference this year. Read More
  Robert Hackett
• A crypto company goes up against Ethereum June 9, 2021
  And perhaps even Visa next Read More
  Lucinda Shen