Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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The Oklahoma City-based company helped turn the US into a global energy powerhouse but ran up huge debts in the process -
ACA prevents denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions but abolition could mean people with Covid-19 could be turned down for treatment
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Corporate America joined the call against racial injustice with donations and statements of solidarity, but critics say they need to make meaningful actions -
As UK firms opt to remain remote, the future of flagship office projects in the City and beyond could be under threat
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In depth
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Oil and gas producers are trying to reopen after a ‘devastating’ halt, but pessimism about an economic recovery is widespread -
Rapper and mogul announces collaboration with the ailing khaki retailer -
The USPS is a lifeline. Why do conservatives want to destroy it?
Around the world
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Airline says it does not expect international flights to resume in earnest until July 2021 and grounds some planes for three years -
Closure of Nigeria’s schools during lockdown has hit access to learning for poorer children -
Hubertus Heil says entire region ‘taken hostage’ by owners’ failure to protect workers -
1.5% of top positions are held by black people, a 0.1 percentage-point increase in eight years, survey finds
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings -
Bonanza for billionaires as combined wealth surges to $3.581tn, with the likes of Bezos, Gates and Zuckerberg getting richer as unemployment rises -
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