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More than 400 lawmakers from 34 countries back ‘Make Amazon Pay’ campaign

More than 400 lawmakers from 34 countries have signed a letter to Amazon.com Inc boss Jeff Bezos backing a campaign that claims the tech giant has "dodged and dismissed … debts to workers, societies, and the planet," organisers said.

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S&P 500, Nasdaq hit record highs as vaccine cheer overshadows grim data

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq touched all-time highs on Thursday as investors looked past bleak economic data, while remaining focused on a COVID-19 vaccine, with the blue-chip Dow getting a boost from Boeing shares.

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Airbnb toughens home rental conditions on New Year’s Eve

Airbnb, the U.S. home rental company that will make its market debut next week, is making it harder to book apartments on New Year's Eve in Paris, New York, London and other top destinations to limit the risks of illegal parties in the time of COVID-19.

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US airlines cut 29,000 workers through mid-October: Transportation Dept

The U.S. passenger and cargo airline industry saw total employment fall by nearly 29,000 workers through the month ending in mid-October as government restrictions on laying off workings expired.

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Jim Chanos reduces size of Tesla short – Bloomberg News

Jim Chanos, who has been short on Tesla Inc's stock for five years, has reduced his bet against the electric carmaker, the short-seller told Bloomberg News on Thursday.

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Microsoft aims to help businesses get handle on data with new tool

Microsoft Corp on Thursday announced a new cloud-based tool designed to help corporate customers understand where data is scattered throughout their operations and whether they are in compliance with data privacy regulations.

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Walmart to give 4th round of bonuses to workers since start of COVID-19

Walmart to give 4th round of bonuses to workers since virus

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Delta Air expects daily cash burn of up to US$14 million in fourth quarter

Delta Air Lines said on Thursday it expects a cash burn of about US$12 million to US$14 million per day in the fourth quarter as slowing demand amid a spike in COVID-19 cases adds about US$2 million per day to its burn rate.

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Walmart to spend more than US$700 million on new round of employee bonuses

Walmart Inc said on Thursday it would spend more than US$700 million on bonuses as the retailer compensates its U.S. employees for helping meet a surge in demand for essential goods during the COVID-19 crisis.

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US weekly jobless claims fall; labor market momentum ebbing

The number of Americans filing first-time claims for jobless benefits fell last week, but remained extraordinarily high amid widespread business restrictions to slow a rising tide of new COVID-19 infections and lack of additional fiscal stimulus.

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