Texas lifts mask mandate, business restrictions
The move by Governor Greg Abbott marks the furthest any U.S. state has so far gone to roll back restrictions imposed by political leaders.
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Off-price stores, online strength power Nordstrom's revenue beat
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Intel loses Texas patent trial, ordered to pay $2.18 billion in damages
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U.S. presses Ethiopia to end Tigray violence, protect civilians
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UK extends furlough scheme by five months, gives more help to self-employed
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Microsoft says Chinese hackers targeted groups via server software
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One year into pandemic, sky begins to clear over U.S. economy
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Robinhood, a go-to for young traders, benefits from short sale demand
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Texan chipmakers face slow recovery from power crisis as demand rises
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NYSE-owner Intercontinental Exchange says CFO Scott Hill to retire in May
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Sarkozy ready to sue France before European court to prove innocence
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