: The man who brought tiramisu to the masses has died. Is his legacy a ‘sweet delight’ or a ‘mess of a meal-ender’?

It’s a sad moment for those who love Italian food — in particular, for those who always make a point of ordering a certain Italian dessert combining ladyfingers, coffee, chocolate and mascarpone cheese.   Yes, Ado Campeol, the restaurant owner whose place is often credited with inventing tiramisu, has died at age 93. But excuse […]

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The Wall Street Journal: Democrats reach a deal on prescription drug prices in social-spending bill

WASHINGTON—Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democrats have reached a deal on prescription drug pricing as part of their social-spending and climate bill, making progress on one of several final issues Democrats are discussing in the negotiations. “I’m pleased to announce that an agreement has been reached to lower prescription drug prices for seniors and families […]

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Washington Watch: Apple, other big companies take part in new Biden effort with promises on clean energy

President Joe Biden on Tuesday plans to unveil a “First Movers Coalition” that involves pledges around clean energy from Apple Inc. and other big companies, according to senior Biden administration officials. The group is intended to help build private-sector demand for clean-energy technology and thereby speed innovation in that area, the officials told reporters. It’s […]

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Dow Jones Newswires: South Korea’s exports expand for 12th straight month in October

South Korea’s exports expanded for a 12th consecutive month in October on solid demand for semiconductors and other goods, despite challenges from global supply-chain disruptions. Overseas shipments grew 24.0% from a year earlier to $ 55.55 billion, following September’s 16.7% increase, according to preliminary data released by the trade ministry on Monday. The median forecast […]

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