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If companies struggle to access loans, they might cut back on investment, [slowing economic growth](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Fus-banks-pull-back-on-loans-as-fed-hikes-rattle-the-fin-1850415721%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=Quartz_Daily_Brief_US%26utm_content=1850418023/1/010001880007af76-4393f0e4-b699-4494-b9a6-aa1ec2c2494d-000000/2o8i-qKSArUv6Wv1Huc1JIWNsrgkz7sr794ojA65JHQ=300). LinkedIn announced layoffs. The job site’s Chinese app InCareer got axed [along with 716 positions](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Flinkedin-layoffs-2023-china-app-incareer-shut-down-1850418050%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=Quartz_Daily_Brief_US%26utm_content=1850418023%26rev=1683626443871/1/010001880007af76-4393f0e4-b699-4494-b9a6-aa1ec2c2494d-000000/xSNmLLkLJLDfKHdfohznJ7DOnmD-f_OoDTCBBGbekc4=300). Goldman Sachs agreed to settle a gender discrimination lawsuit for $215 million. 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[The fast-fashion powerhouse](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Fthe-us-is-investigating-shein-over-alleged-ties-to-forc-1850416278%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=Quartz_Daily_Brief_US%26utm_content=1850418023/1/010001880007af76-4393f0e4-b699-4494-b9a6-aa1ec2c2494d-000000/c4eEUCzDR_S7umyRBj5_blXY1ECdGufpNCk8teTkC6I=300) is also being scrutinized for copyright infringement. A match made in steelmaking heaven A burgeoning Sino-Saudi relationship is expanding to encompass another major undertaking: decarbonizing steel production. Last week, China’s Baosteel—the world’s largest steelmaker—signed a deal with state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco and Riyadh’s sovereign wealth fund to jointly set up a steelmaking manufacturing base in Saudi Arabia. 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