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The new research focuses on the estimated price tag “to overcome the economic incentive to cut down trees.”

The chief of the Justice Department unit charged with seizing assets connected to violators of sanctions against Russia said the program “cuts the purse strings from the Kremlin,” and that Congress could help it do more.

Seagate Technology Holdings Plc, the biggest maker of computer hard drives, will pay a $300 million civil penalty to the US Commerce Department to resolve alleged violations of export controls in selling millions of units to Huawei Technologies Co.

Ryan Cohen, the meme-stock investor turned activist, failed to appoint directors to Nordstrom Inc. after amassing a stake in the retailer with the aim of replacing at least one board member, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Microsoft Corp. said its social media planning and scheduling tools for advertisers will no longer support Twitter, after the Elon Musk-owned social network started charging for access to its programming interface.

Record-high share prices of Tokyo Disney Resort’s operator are putting the spotlight on the cheap valuation of its largest stakeholder.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee said he was still waiting to see if the fallout from the recent failure of two US banks could cause the economy to slow more than expected.

Tesla Inc. installed nearly as many big batteries in this year’s first quarter — powering homes, businesses and the electric grid — as it did in all of 2021, as the growth of renewable power and fears of blackouts drive investments into energy storage.

Ron DeSantis pulled off another assault against ESG.

Senators from both parties called for changes to the US government’s system for classifying secret information after a closed-door briefing Wednesday on the biggest leak of closely held documents in a decade.