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Spring is coming.
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Japan’s Businesses Respond to Abe’s Push for Higher Wages
Pay increases at companies like Toyota and Panasonic are modest but represent a step forward for the prime minister’s economic revival program.
Parsimonious Republicans.
Utah must not be allowed this out.
Sports
N.H.L. General Managers Approve 3-on-3 Overtime
Final approvals are still needed. No decision has been made on whether to add time to the extra session, which is currently four-on-four, or begin overtime three-on-three.Science
Why Icicles Look the Way They Do
An atlas, not surprisingly out of Canada, documents the drip, drip, drip that determines those curious and beautiful shapes.Opinion
Dark Money, Blurred Principles
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to play the big-money, outside-influence game in a city with an exemplary campaign-finance law is disheartening.Opinion
Retiring Circus Elephants
Janice Aria, director of animal stewardship at Ringling Brothers, responds to an editorial.Sports
Clippers’ Doc and Austin Rivers Try to Balance Their Many Roles
When Doc Rivers, the Clippers’ coach and president for basketball operations, acquired his son Austin, they established the N.B.A.’s first father-son-player-coach relationship.false
Why Female Athletes Shouldn’t Have to Beat Men
The mixed martial artist Ronda Rousey says she won’t fight a man — and she shouldn’t be expected to.Business Day
Shares of Intel Drop After It Lowers Its Forecast
The chip maker Intel slashed nearly $1 billion from its first-quarter revenue forecast as small businesses put off upgrading their personal computers.false
Questioning the Value of Health Apps
More than 100,000 apps claim to help consumers track their conditions. That doesn’t mean they are all accurate.Business Day
New-Home Construction Plunged in February, Government Reports
Housing starts fell the most in the Northeast and Midwest, where a stretch of brutally cold weather was the likely culprit.U.S.
West Virginia: 2 Plead Guilty in River Pollution
Two former owners of Freedom Industries pleaded guilty on Monday to environmental violations stemming from last year’s Charleston chemical spill.Yes
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