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🚨NEWS: The Lever Announces New Hires In Big Expansion

We've hired a big team of journalists from major media outlets. Our newsroom is now 19 journalists, and growing.

Thanks to our subscribers for making this possible!

Meet our new reporters here 👇levernews.com/the-lever-anno…

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'The German supply chain law is still largely untested. The UAW’s filing is the first from an American union, and BAFA is only now getting its feet wet when it comes to monitoring alleged violations.' prospect.org/labor/2024-04-…

In which ⁦David Enrich⁩ delivers a clinic in how to handle ad hominem attacks from powerful sources: using them as reveals nytimes.com/2024/04/10/bus…

Kit Malthouse MP “…after adjusting for inflation, the UK imported and exported less in 2023 than it did in 2018.”

Apple doubled its India output during the last fiscal year, assembling $14 billion of iPhones--another sign it's reducing a longstanding reliance on China. Apple now assembles about 14% of iPhones in India. Atlantic Council GeoEconomics Center ACGlobalChina bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

🚨BIG STORY: Exxon just filed an unprecedented lawsuit in a GOP court designed to punish shareholders raising climate concerns.

The suit aims to intimidate shareholders out of ever raising such questions in the future, under threat of financial punishment levernews.com/exxon-declares…

Latest sign that counting on billionaire financiers to cut emissions out of their wholesome devotion to social interest is a fool’s game via ⁦Eshe Nelson⁩ nytimes.com/2024/04/09/bus…

Stock buybacks were illegal until Reagan made them legal in 1982.

Just about the same time, wages stopped rising for most Americans.

Does that sound like a coincidence to you? 🤔

The U.S. would be insane to go it alone on trade and manufacturing noahpinion.blog/p/the-us-would…

🚨NEWS: After two crashes, Boeing management blocked its own shareholders from voting on a resolution that would have required the company to put engineering, aerospace & aviation experts on its board, according to documents reviewed by The Lever. levernews.com/profits-and-pa…

A source of fascination to me that the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry, which could have chosen among thousands of stock photos of ships for their website, picked a ship owned by Elaine Chao's family.

The revelation behind World Central Kitchen: in the trauma of conflict or natural disaster, people are comforted by their own food, not generic international aid fare. Brilliant story from ⁦Kim Severson⁩ nytimes.com/2024/04/02/din…

One of the first questions after any preventable disaster should be: 'What decisions did elected officials make in the lead up to the catastrophe?'

The Lever always reports on that question.

Here's our latest 👇
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🚨NEWS: Federal documents show the corporation that chartered the ship that destroyed the Key Bridge had an 'illegal policy' barring workers from reporting safety problems to the Coast Guard.

Regulators said the policy aimed to deter whistleblowers. levernews.com/feds-recently-…

The disaster in Baltimore is another reminder of the fragilities in the global supply chain. My story nytimes.com/2024/03/27/bus…