Washington Post: Business

As the Covid-19 pandemic has unfolded, authorities in different places have said different things about whether healthy people should go around wearing face masks to reduce the spread of the disease. 

People of color make up 87 percent of meat-processing plant covid-19 cases. Worker groups allege that is a sign of racial discrimination.

The British action, expected to be announced Tuesday, is a major win for the Trump administration, which has been pressing allies to shun the Chinese firm.

You want a company that will widely advertise your sale to attract lots of buyers. The best outfits employ staffers with appraisal skills who can tell whether Uncle Bob’s wingback chair is a valuable antique and determine if those family diamonds are really cubic zirconias.

Even the icons of U.K. retail are cutting capacity. That’s a bad omen for weaker peers — unless they exploit it to their advantage.

We looked under the hood at what data the TikTok app gathers about you — and where it sends it.

A world embroiled with Covid-19 still needs a factory floor. Beijing is moving fast to own this one.

The game makers revealed the latest news about their upcoming lineup.

Economists fear “stop-and-go” rebound. Some economists say the jobs picture will worsen, as companies settling in for a long recession.

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