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From: "Tyler Mint-Welsh, WSJ" <[email protected]>
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Subject: Notes on the News: Apollo's Black to Quit as CEO After Probe of Ties to Epstein
Date: The, 26 Jan 2021 11:02:45 +0000
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The Wall Street Journal.
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ood morning and welcome to Notes on the News.
It's Tuesday, Jan. 26. Here's what you should
know today: Leon Black is stepping down, Moderna is
testing a vaccine booster shot as new virus strains
spread and Dominion Voting is suing Rudy Giuliani
for $1.3 billion.
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What's News
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PHOTO: LUCY NICHOLSON/REUTERS
1. Apollo's Leon Black will exit following probe. The fund's chief executive
will cede his role by July 31 after an independent report found he had made a larger-
than-expected $148 million payment to Jeffrey Epstein for legitimate advice. Black
wasn't involved in the disgraced financier's criminal activities, the report said.
2. Senate confirms Janet Yellen as treasury secretary. The former Fed
chairwoman will spearhead President Biden's push for a $1.9 trillion economic relief
package, which provides for another round of direct stimulus payments, extended
and enhanced jobless benefits, funding for schools and first responders and the
creation of a nationwide vaccination program.
3. Article of impeachment sent to the Senate for second Trump trial. The
case is expected to highlight the rifts within the GOP over former President Donald
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Trump's legacy and his future influence over the party. However, many aides were
skeptical that 17 Republican senators would join all Democrats and vote to convict
him.
4. Amazon continues its U.S. expansion. The tech giant is planning to add
3,000 employees in the Boston area, one of a number of expansions of technology
jobs in major American cities. The jobs will include roles in technology and software
development.
5. Saved stimulus check…
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