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Microsoft Won’t Sell Police Its Facial-Recognition Technology, Following Similar Moves by Amazon and IBM

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Economists’ Silence on Racism Is 100 Years in the Making

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Amazon to Face Antitrust Charges From EU Over Treatment of Third-Party Sellers

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Amazon Says ‘Black Lives Matter’. But the Company Has Deep Ties to Policing

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Minority Analysts Get Less Time to Probe Management Than White Peers

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Zoom Disables Accounts of Former Tiananmen Square Student Leader

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Amazon Pauses Police Use of Its Facial Recognition Software

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Economics, Dominated by White Men, Is Roiled by Black Lives Matter

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The Economic and Social Implications of Racial Disparities: A Webinar With Lisa Cook

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Michigan State University professor Lisa Cook joined Princeton’s Bendheim Center for Finance to discuss how violence impacts innovation, as well as the economic and...
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AT&T’s Treatment of HBO Max Sparks Calls for Net Neutrality Rules. But Is Sector-Specific Regulation the Right Solution?

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Not all forms of self-preferencing should be banned, but we do need a standard by which to evaluate allegations of anticompetitive self-preferencing. Congress should...
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