China's zero-Covid policies are disrupting trade, leaving dragon fruit, watermelons and other produce to rot on convoys of trucks waiting to cross the border from Vietnam https://t.co/gn2tbtw6On

Raises, signing bonuses, more flexibility. More workers are feeling their power—and flexing it—in a historically tight labor market. https://t.co/9SmmyBiFhD

Peloton is adding hundreds of dollars in delivery and setup fees for some bikes and treadmills starting Jan. 31 https://t.co/NJl5rFFoTP

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal https://t.co/5xQPDPcm8q https://t.co/w3bapIxMXw

The New York attorney general’s office said it uncovered a swath of evidence that former President Donald Trump and his company falsely valued assets to obtain loans, insurance coverage and tax deductions https://t.co/EaiuuQ24Nf

From @WSJopinion: Denying or concealing the religious traditions of America’s communities distorts who we are, where our rights come from, and how we understand ourselves, writes William J. Haun https://t.co/ILw2tmlYDa

“I Dream of Jeannie” star and children’s book author Barbara Eden on her childhood in San Francisco and starting out as talk-show host Johnny Carson’s sidekick https://t.co/BFf2z8H28K

Pfizer’s Covid pill worked against Omicron in lab studies, a sign that it can help keep the newly infected at high risk of severe disease out of the hospital https://t.co/XTKms4yviz

Some countries are handing out second booster shots to fight Omicron surges. What does the science say about getting a second booster? https://t.co/QB6pooY9tH

Will people eventually routinely live—and live healthily—longer? https://t.co/vLNnZI1puh

The recent recovery of U.S. office rents owes much of its success to something landlords hate to discuss: all the freebies, cash gifts and other incentives they have to fork over to tenants https://t.co/fH5V59Klih

Puerto Rico received court approval to leave bankruptcy through the largest restructuring of U.S. municipal debt ever, ending years of conflict with creditors as the U.S. territory confronts other stubborn economic problems https://t.co/mdS5HCiaCZ

Schumer set in motion a plan to require senators to speak on the floor if they want to block Democrats’ elections bill, a proposed change to the chamber’s filibuster rule intended as a last-ditch effort to pass the legislation https://t.co/kopH974ceU

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said he would be open to supporting primary challenges to Sens. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Joe Manchin of West Virginia over their refusal to support a pair of Democratic priorities https://t.co/S81J0Qnwss

A cold-case investigation might have uncovered who betrayed Anne Frank’s family and turned them over to the Nazis https://t.co/XV9DOYtvzU

From @WSJopinion: After years of silence, Congress’s first important foray into digital-asset legislation was done on the sly and without considering the consequences, writes @abesutherland https://t.co/o64KF8twwO

South Africa’s $24 billion mining sector is waning under the pressure of violent crime, growing costs, regulatory uncertainty and tapped-out mines https://t.co/wUnvjGETON

After a lawsuit and a Journal report, the company’s stock was falling, board members were getting anxious—and the tech giant was ready to take a gamble https://t.co/hPayuLIVyb

Activist Edward Leung, who rose to prominence on the now-banned slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times,” has been released from jail https://t.co/auxfoTL3zD

Frackers in Texas will have to find a new home for wastewater as the state acts to stem a spate of earthquakes https://t.co/oKoajvxEDd