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While some brands create knockoffs of competing products, others license out the brand names themselves.
Artists will often perform covers of other musicians’ songs. A look at the rules that govern who gets paid.
Big companies spent nearly $200 billion on share repurchases last quarter. The lack of government oversight has drawn a backlash.
Buying in bulk can cost more upfront, creating problems for low-income consumers.
President Biden wants to build half a million charging stations in the U.S. by 2030. But will most users be plugging in their cars at home?
Before the COVID-19 crisis, some dealerships had to deal with surplus inventory on packed lots.
Child care centers, which already struggled to recruit staffers, face additional pressures brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.
U.S. pet owners spend billions of dollars each year keeping their animals healthy. Here’s why that amount has been steadily rising.
Brands can be judged as stringently as the athletes they hope to dress.
Reconciliation allows senators to bypass the filibuster. But there are lots of rules.
