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Boeing found debris in the engines of two thirds of its undelivered 737 Max jets. A fresh set of problems with the beleaguered planes could delay their delivery even longer.The Wall Street Journal

G20 officials say the world needs a uniform digital tax. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development is working to set a minimum rate for companies like Facebook and Amazon to ensure they pay taxes wherever they do business, raising government revenues by $100 billion per year.Reuters

Wells Fargo received a $3 billion fine for creating fake bank accounts. The US Department of Justice slapped America's fourth-largest bank with the penalty to settle civil and criminal cases over a decade-long scheme to set up millions of bogus bank accounts in an effort to meet sales quotas.NBC News

The e-commerce giant is worried coronavirus could affect Prime Day—in July. To hedge against shortages caused by supply chain disruptions, Amazon is stockpiling products. Prime Day is a major revenue driver, which last year drove 175 million sales.Quartz

Hopes for containing coronavirus dwindle. Despite massive efforts to contain Covid-19 in the outbreak epicenter of Wuhan, new cases have popped up in Iran, Lebanon, and Italy. Most troublingly, some new cases have no clear link to China.Quartz

Coronavirus is the last thing the global smartphone industry needs. Analysis firm TrendForce predicted this week that production of smartphones will have decreased by 12% in the first three months of 2020, compared to the same period last year.Quartz

SARS reshaped the Chinese economy—COVID-19 could do it again. Ant Financial is making the most of a bad situation with real-time epidemic data and offering business loans to impacted companies. Meanwhile, the Chinese government’s tightening grip on surveillance could lead to a permanent decline in data privacy.Quartz

Roadside churches are on the rise in Western Europe. The nondenominational spaces offer an alternative to traditional churches, which are seeing falling attendance. But about a million motorists pulled over for one of Germany's 50 autobahnkirche each year.Quartz

It's hard to find new ones as an adult—but it's not impossible. Researchers say we tend to gravitate toward people who are similar to us and have shared interests, and that it can take 40 to 60 hours to form a casual friendship. Your best bet? Join a club.Quartz

Your coworkers aren’t your family —but you can love them anyway. The relationships we have with our colleagues are as deep and meaningful as we feel them to be...but not everyone feels the same way.Quartz at Work

Bloomberg is playing by the rules—and that's the problem. The billionaire, who joined the race late and hasn't appeared on a single ballot, has already outspent every presidential campaign in history. But the US has few laws limiting how much a person can spend on their own candidacy.Quartz

Elizabeth Warren showed how easy it is to nullify an NDA. In a shot against Michael Bloomberg, the law professor proved how simple it would be for not just her opponent’s past employees but scores of workers across the US to be freed from their gag orders.Quartz

Bloomberg responds. After being questioned on employee NDAs at a debate earlier this week, presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg said three former female employees can be released from NDAs to speak on sexual harassment or discrimination allegations. He also said his company won’t use NDAs going forward.AP NEWS

Campaigns are flooding Americans with political texts—and getting the wrong number. Politicians cobble together datasets of voter information from many sources, and often they're just guessing at which name goes with which number.Quartz

These are the hot new ways political consultants will try to win your vote. Teams of political minds are looking for fresh ways to convince you to pick their candidate, and yesterday about a few hundred political strategists from both parties got together to swap ideas and war stories.Quartz

Justice Sonia Sotomayor accused her fellow judges of doing the government's bidding. In a fiery dissent, Sotomayor argued that the court has granted an extraordinary number of "emergency" requests from the Trump administration, undermining lower courts.Quartz

A ruling on the destruction of New York graffiti affirms the value of street art. An appeals court ruled that a real estate developer must pay $6.75 million in damages for whitewashing 45 massive works of graffiti on the walls of a New York City building known as 5Pointz.Quartz

Singapore Airlines is using NASA-approved technology to upgrade in-flight meals. Aeroponics—a method of agriculture where plant roots are exposed in the air and grow upward—has allowed the airline to serve produce that’s harvested just hours before a flight.Quartz

Should you stay in or go out? If you spend much time online, you may have noticed that homebody-ish sentiments are increasingly popular year-round—particularly among millennials. And while it's true that going out can be a drag—it builds character.Quartz