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The labor market is a long way from making a complete recovery.

The big picture on jobs is still grim

By Charles Riley and Hanna Ziady, CNN Business It’s been roughly 18 months since the coronavirus pandemic started wreaking havoc on the US economy. The labor market is a long way from making a complete recovery. One big problem: Millions of open jobs are going unfilled, despite high levels of unemployment. Companies had 9.2 million

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Jakarta-based Bukalapak began trading on the Indonesian Stock Exchange on Friday after raising about $1.5 billion.

Indonesia just had its biggest-ever IPO

By Michelle Toh, CNN Business An e-commerce company has just pulled off Indonesia’s biggest initial public offering ever. It’s the latest sign that Southeast Asia’s startup community is taking off. Jakarta-based Bukalapak began trading on the Indonesian Stock Exchange on Friday after raising about $1.5 billion. That’s the largest on record for that exchange, according

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Chinese regulators eye unruly online fans and pop culture shows as their next crackdown targets. Pop star Kris Wu fans took to social media to vehemently defend him against allegations of rape.

Chinese regulators eye unruly online fans and pop culture shows as their next crackdown targets

By Laura He, CNN Business Chinese internet and media regulators are pledging to come down hard on “unhealthy” online fan groups as supporters of pop star Kris Wu took to social media to vehemently defend him against allegations of rape. The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection — the ruling Chinese Communist Party’s disciplinary watchdog —

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‘We are failing one another:’ USA Today front page implores people to pay attention to Covid surge

By Brian Stelter, CNN Business A newspaper’s front page is designed to get your attention — sometimes more so than usual. USA Today’s weekend edition, publishing Friday, is unusual. Its banner front page headline says, “We are failing one another.” The newspaper describes “America’s fourth Covid-19 surge,” noting this “didn’t have to happen,” since vaccinations

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Local reporters face backlash for covering Covid surge

Reporters Leada Gore in Alabama, Keisha Rowe in Mississippi, and Emily Woodruff in Louisiana talk about covering the pandemic in some of America’s least-vaccinated areas. “I could have a story that shows you we added a thousand cases and I will receive 20 e-mails saying that the numbers are made up,” Gore says. Rowe says the resistance “makes me a little bit hungrier to get the information out there even more.”

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More employers are mandating Covid-19 vaccines for their workers as the Delta variant surges across the United States

More companies are requiring vaccines for workers, but some unions could slow the effort down

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN Business More employers are mandating Covid-19 vaccines for their workers as the Delta variant surges across the United States. But one step in the process could slow down the rollout of such requirements: negotiations with labor unions representing employees. Talks between employers and labor leaders are taking place in a variety

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