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The Russian-Ukrainian conflict could be a peek into the future of war, when digital and physical attacks are employed simultaneously—and the outcomes don’t look goodhttps://trib.al/vRsocRx 

Min Jin Lee is on a mission to change our preconceptions about Asian-American lifehttps://trib.al/vrbnDni 

This timber CEO is exposing the flaws of the global carbon-offset market. Is it too late to change the game? (via @climate)https://trib.al/SbmEAth 

Russia's war in Ukraine is throwing a wrench into drug discovery projects around the globehttps://trib.al/L8mN46M 

When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy needed to get in touch with Meta leadership, the person who responded wasn’t Mark Zuckerberg or Sheryl Sandberg—it was Nick Clegghttps://trib.al/M22XpnS 

Inside the heart-pounding 250% price jump that plunged the nickel industry into chaoshttps://trib.al/miJdJST 

Nationwide, only 47% of Black homeowners who completed a refinance application with Wells Fargo in 2020 were approved, compared with 72% of White homeowners, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of federal mortgage datahttps://trib.al/nOimqBP 

The U.S. remains by far the world’s biggest military spender, but by no means is it the only country pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into its arsenalhttps://trib.al/K40mpWr 

Elite equestrians are fighting a government nonprofit set up to tackle the long-standing problem of sexual abuse in U.S. Olympic sportshttps://trib.al/ZjE9AH1 

Just days after the U.K.’s former deputy prime minister became the company’s president of global affairs, Putin’s invasion of Ukraine presented him with his first major testhttps://trib.al/BcocnpU 

Peloton dreamed of becoming a trillion-dollar company, only to turn into another exercise fadhttps://trib.al/HDeumTV 

The world's most remote Michelin-starred restaurant is moving... somewhere even harder to reachhttps://trib.al/2pg4xpC 

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has accelerated the process of cutting off its internet from the rest of the worldhttps://trib.al/fZNvSYM 

The UAE's status as a global financial hub has a darker side, and it's coming under increasing scrutiny as the world chases Russian assetshttps://trib.al/EaRgVrb 

Since its founding six years ago by a pair of former Tesla executives, Northvolt has signed contracts valued at more than $50 billion with Europe’s leading automakershttps://trib.al/MUhaneq 

The U.S. and EU want to better compete with China on producing computer chips. But some worry these ambitions could further complicate supply chainshttps://trib.al/QuJHuD4 

Tokyo automakers are winning over tech workers, Silicon Valley-stylehttps://trib.al/L2BNHZL 

Why you should never book a hotel that gets all five-star reviewshttps://trib.al/A8LsROh 

China’s government is nudging the country’s biggest delivery platforms to lower their vendor fees and help businesses hit hardest by Covidhttps://trib.al/HtJfCvw