- Jia Lynn Yang
- Reporter
Jia Lynn Yang is a staff writer at The Washington Post who covers policy relating to corporate America, including regulation, taxes and antitrust. Before joining the Post, she worked at Fortune magazine.
Google search practices draw scrutiny
European antitrust officials said they found four areas of concern in an inquiry into Google’s search practices.
JPMorgan Chase faces class-action lawsuit over $2B in trading losses
Suit accuses the bank of misleading shareholders.
Justice Dept. probes JPMorgan
The inquiry into the bank’s $2 billion lost is at a very early stage, says law enforcement source familiar with the situation.
Commodities prices drop amid fears for demand abroad
The prices of key commodities fell to their lowest level of the year, dragged down by worries about Europe’s debt crisis and the possibility of a slowdown in China
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