Elon Musk gets very blunt response after Twitter polling over ending Russian invasion of Ukraine
A plan to end Russia’s war in Ukraine was put to Twitter users’ opinions on Monday by billionaire Elon Musk.
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Meta likely to reduce headcount for the first time amid wider cost cuts
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed broad plans to restructure teams and trim headcount signaling the end of a period of rapid progress at the social media giant.
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Amazon sees 25 percent rise in UK marketplace sellers
In 2021, there were more SMEs in the UK selling on Amazon’s marketplace than ever before.
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Barclays hit by $361m fine from US regulators over trading blunder
US regulators fined Barclays $361 million (£327.3 million). It did so after exceeding a limit on the sale of complex financial products.
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Why Star Wars creator George Lucas made one of the best business decisions of all time
Lucas sacrificed a chunk of his salary to retain the merchandising rights. He’s now a billionaire.
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Woman launches $13 million Mcdonald’s lawsuit after drinking “dangerous chemical concoction”
Sherry Head said the chemical “damaged her throat and organs” and alleges staff refused to call 911 or let her and emergency responders see the label on the chemical bottle so they could determine the appropriate treatment.
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Walmart and CVS will face lawsuits over homeopathic products
A court revived two lawsuits against CVS and Walmart for misleading customers by selling unproven homeopathic medicines.
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Elon Musk’s and Twitter boss’s texts reveal how the two fell out
Messages between Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal were released in a court filing, showing the gradual deterioration of their relationship.
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Siemens Gamesa will cut 2,900 employees around the world to bring back profitability
Wind turbine producer Siemens Gamesa is planning to let go of 2,900 positions, mainly in Europe, as it strives to return back to profitability.
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Thameslink launches recruitment drive for female train drivers with £63,000 salary
A train company is attempting to address the railway’s lack of diversity by hiring female drivers.
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Currys increases staff pay to help with cost-of-living crisis
Inflationary pressures and chronic staff shortages have compelled Currys to become the latest major retailer to raise wages on a regular basis.
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Threat of ‘thousands’ of redundancies looms at British Steel
The owners of British Steel in Scunthorpe have asked the government for an immediate package of financial assistance.
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Amazon unveils innovative home products with a smart sleep tracker
Amazon is expanding its reach into your home with new gadgets that track your sleep, control your TV, and even help you write notes while reading.
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H & M warns of £160 million cost-cutting measures after pulling out Russia and massive profit drop
Profits have fallen to £43 million, which is down 89 percent from last year.
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JPMorgan Chase will hire 2,000 engineers around the world
Tech workers make up about 20 percent of the bank’s global workforce, which numbers around 278,000.
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Violent pimp jailed for 100 years sued Nike for not warning him his Air Jordans could be dangerous
Sirgiorgio Sanford Clardy felt shoes needed a warning on them and took Nike to court – you can guess what happened
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Just Do It – The story behind Nike’s famous slogan which was inspired by a double murderer
The legendary slogan is seen all over the world.
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Lyft to freeze hiring for a year due to economic uncertainty
Lyft announced a US hiring freeze for at least the next year, blaming economic uncertainty that’s shaken the ride-hailing giant’s stock price.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra revises return-to-office plan after pushback from staff
General Motors CEO Mary Barra apologized to salaried employees yesterday for the timing of a memo sent late Friday afternoon.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook), has fallen out of the top ten richest people in the United States.
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BP cuts jobs at Ohio refinery damaged by an explosion where two brothers died
BP slashed the majority of the contractors at its 160,000 barrel-per-day Toledo, Ohio, refinery, which it co-owns with Cenovus Energy.
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Albuquerque Starbucks staff vote to become the first in New Mexico to unionize
Starbucks store in Albuquerque, New Mexico will become the coffeehouse’s first-ever unionized outlet in the state.
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UK tech firm BJSS Inc to open Columbus office with 50 new jobs
A British IT and management consulting firm has chosen metropolitan Columbus as the location for its first Midwest office, citing Central Ohio’s tech talent pool as a factor.
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Nearly 400 job cuts announced at BBC World Service
As part of the BBC World Service’s transition to a digital-led service, 382 jobs will be lost.
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Walmart will cover expensive fertility treatments for its US workers
Walmart is collaborating with a fertility startup to provide benefits under its insurance plan that will help its employees expand their families.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says there is ‘no good excuse’ for lack of women in tech
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, claims that there are still “not enough women at the table” in all tech companies, including his own.
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The man who sued McDonald’s after claiming getting one napkin with his meal caused “emotional distress”
The incident led to a $1.5 million lawsuit where Webster Lucas claimed he was left "unable to work" due to the incident.
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Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge explains why he charges £87 for a steak
"Athletes aren't all paid the same; some are paid more for what they bring to the game. It wasn't a matter of thinking I was better.. but I knew my worth." Linda Evangelista on campaigning or higher pays for models, quoted in Vogue.
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