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Richard D. Simmons, former Washington Post Co. president, dies at 86
He oversaw the surging business fortunes of the Post Co. in the 1980s.
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How China Rivals Elon Musk in Rattling Crypto Markets
Not much moves cryptocurrency markets like Elon Musk tweets -- except, perhaps, the idea of another crackdown in China, the world’s second-largest economy. From a trading ban on domestic exchanges to squeezes on power-consuming digital […]
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The TV hit isn’t just dying — it may already be dead
Astute observers of television say that the idea of a unifying show on even a modest scale is gone. In its wake are a hundred Twitter niches — and a dangerous lack of common culture
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‘This is it’: Townhouses with room for extra family, work and entertaining
BUYING NEW| The Towns at Wade’s Grant in Millersville, Md., is a 65-townhouse community.
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What today’s builders have (mostly) forgotten
ASK THE BUILDER | I’m going to try my best to keep alive much of the hard-earned knowledge discovered by past architects, builders and master craftsmen.
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Housing inequalities exacerbated by coronavirus still remain, report finds
TOWN SQUARE | The loss of family members and financial disruption of the coronavirus pandemic are likely to impact the housing market for several years.
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Bitcoin slides, erasing nearly all 2021 gains, as China crackdown continues
The cryptocurrency market shed more than $100 billion in value overnight, and temporarily pushed bitcoin below $30,000.
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Where Congress Stands on Undoing Trump’s Last-Minute Rules
Like presidents before him, Donald Trump raced to finalize new rules before he left office in January. The U.S. Congress, using a law designed for just such occasions, is moving to repeal as many as three of those rules. But the window to repeal […]
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Why China’s Diplomats Snarl at ‘Wolf Warrior’ Label
China’s diplomats used to joke about receiving calcium tablets from compatriots wanting them to show more backbone. Not so much these days.
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E.U. opens antitrust investigation into Google’s core money-maker: Advertising
Regulators will assess whether the Silicon Valley giant violated competition rules in favoring its own advertising display technology over that of rivals.
