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Wall Street Week Ahead: Investors weigh how far tech stocks can slide after volatile week

As U.S. technology shares stumble, investors are debating whether the decline is an opportunity to scoop up bargains or a sign of more pain to come for stocks that have led markets higher for years.

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Disneyland, other California theme parks get go-ahead for limited reopening April 1

California health officials on Friday gave Walt Disney Co's Disneyland and other theme parks the go-ahead to reopen at limited capacity from April 1, after a closure of almost a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Texas power regulator rejects request to cut US$16 billion in charges during freeze

Texas' state power regulator on Friday unanimously vetoed a request to cut about US$16 billion from state power charges during the final day of the state's February cold snap, saying even a partial repricing could have unintended effects.

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American Air 737 MAX declared emergency after engine shutdown, lands safely

American Airlines Co said on Friday that a Boeing 737 MAX bound for New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport declared an emergency after the captain shut down one engine over a possible mechanical issue.

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US SEC charges AT&T, executives with leaking information to analysts

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday sued AT&T Inc and three executives for allegedly disclosing nonpublic information to research analysts to avoid falling short of quarterly expectations in 2016.

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Lender to US electric co-ops carries US$4 billion in exposure to waylaid Texas market

A go-to lender for U.S. electric cooperatives has US$4 billion in exposure to the Texas market, where last month’s deep freeze slammed the finances of several co-ops hit with astronomically high gas and electric prices during the state’s grid blackout.

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Commentary: World needs a lot more COVID-19 vaccine doses than this

Such an approach is essential, because reopening the global economy requires containing the coronavirus everywhere, says Oxford University's Ngaire Woods.

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Commentary: China’s divide-and-conquer strategy isn’t fooling anyone anymore

Recent actions involving Australia and New Zealand reveal the country’s modus operandi can be effective but will have broader, corrosive implications for China, says Christian Le Miere.

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Exam finds multiple cracks in part of United jet’s engine

Exam finds multiple cracks in part of United jet's engine

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As Microsoft email software hack spreads, experts brace for more impact

The hackers behind the powerful set of digital intrusion tools exposed by Microsoft Corp this week are on a tear, breaking into organizations across the United States and Europe.

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