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Investigations into the origins of the virus have been hampered by politics and a lack of access and transparency.

A laboratory leak was the most likely origin of the COVID-19 virus, according to findings by the U.S. Energy Department, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Updated finding comes with ‘low confidence’ and is a departure from previous studies on how virus emerged, Wall Street Journal reports

While the department previously said it was undecided, it now calls the lab-leak theory the most likely explanation, the Journal reported.

As electric-vehicle battery production shifts to America, Tesla partner Panasonic's experience offers insights into what's ahead.

Even if it might juice the algorithm to boost a LinkedIn post, the phrase usually sounds inauthentic.

Netflix Inc said on Thursday it has cut prices of its subscription plans in some countries as the streaming giant looks to maintain subscriber growth amid stiff competition and strained consumer spending. The stock fell nearly 5%, underperforming the broader market and on course for its worst day in more…

A career banker and head of a state-run financial conglomerate, Zhu Hexin, is likely to become governor of China's central bank after next month's annual session of parliament, according to people familiar with the matter.

Congress appropriated $113 billion in 2022 to help Ukraine defend itself from Russian aggression. Auditors are now bolstering efforts to ensure the money — directed to economic and military purposes — is spent appropriately. This is a sensible protection for U.S. taxpayers.

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A tight labor market has bosses doing something they don't generally do: Asking workers who left to please return.