How Much Impact Does the US Supreme Court Have on US Companies?

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The European Central Bank is expected to start shrinking its balance sheet. How badly was Microsoft hit by the slowing economy? The US Supreme Court has started a new term. On its docket are several cases that could have far reaching effects on corporations.

Alphabet reported an unexpectedly severe slowdown in its core search ads business, and the European Central Bank is going to start talks on shrinking its balance sheet. Plus, the FT’s Stefania Palma explains which US Supreme Court cases could have a major impact on businesses.

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