The Facebook Complaints Highlight The Limits Of Antitrust
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Britons complained more about their treatment at the hands of businesses last year than any other on record, according to a long-running consumer survey.
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The unscripted insult came from a president who is no stranger to having his words accidentally overheard.
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Gang Chen was arrested a year ago on charges of hiding his links to China. The charges were dismissed, but he said the damage — to him, and to American science — has lingered.
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Consumer goods giant Unilever is preparing to cut thousands of management jobs across the business in a "major initiative" due to be announced within days.
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After his tirade was caught on video at a shop in Fairfield, Conn., James Iannazzo lost his job at Merrill Lynch. His lawyer said he was upset after his son had a severe allergic reaction to a drink.
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The trust will determine what happens to the intellectual property of the celebrated lyricist and composer, who died in November.
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Analysts have warned of the risk of electricity black-outs in Europe if average temperatures fall.
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A sell-off on Wall Street has pushed the S&P 500 into correction territory, a decline that signals investors have turned pessimistic about stocks.
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The latest wave of coronavirus cases is slowing the recovery, but its longer-term impact is less clear.
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Martin Gilbert, the City veteran, is closing in on a deal to take control of River and Mercantile Group (R&M) as he continues his latest quest to build a heavyweight asset manager.
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The decline of the index, a broad gauge of Wall Street, signals that investors have become markedly more pessimistic about the stock market.
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COVID tests for fully vaccinated travellers arriving in England are being scrapped from 4am on 11 February, Grant Shapps has confirmed.
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The bosses of some of Britain's biggest companies have been invited to advise Boris Johnson amid suggestions that some executives are taking a more cautious approach to an affiliation with the embattled prime minister.
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Getir, the rapid grocery delivery firm, has revealed it expects to create 6,000 jobs in the UK this year.
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Jed S. Rakoff, the judge in the trial, said he would await the results of another Covid test for Ms. Palin before deciding how long to postpone the trial.
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Boris Johnson remains "committed" to the proposed National Insurance hike, Downing Street has said, despite some senior Conservative MPs calling for April's increase to be scrapped amid rising cost of living pressures.
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A crew of corps de ballet members, six women and one man, head into the delayed winter season with a new rank: soloist.
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The companies are under pressure by activist investors seeking a greater return on their investments.
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The companies are under pressure by activist investors seeking a greater return on their investments.
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A British logistics technology company which has facilitated millions of courier assignments is raising £125m to fund its expansion.
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COVID tests for fully vaccinated travellers arriving in England are being scrapped, Boris Johnson has confirmed.
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Shareholders are pushing for big changes at Unilever, Peloton and Kohl’s.
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Wholesale gas costs have risen sharply while Bitcoin and stock market values have plunged further as tensions over Russia's intentions concerning Ukraine add to the cocktail of concerns being juggled by global investors.
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Business output took a hit this month from rising prices and restrictions to curb the spread of the Omicron COVID variant, according to a closely-watched survey.
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Utility regulators have proposed slashing the incentives homeowners receive to install solar panels, a long-sought goal of utilities and labor unions.
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Banknote printer De La Rue says a pronounced leap in "COVID headwinds" in recent months has knocked its profit expectations and warned of further efficiencies and cost reductions ahead.
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In an AI world where you can "pay by face", retail displays can intelligently assess a shopper, and Starbucks' drive-thru's know what kind of latte you'd like, have we reached Spielberg's dystopian future?
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Piers Adams owns and operates the Craigellachie Hotel. More than 70% of the world's single malt is produced within a 30-mile radius of his door.
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After working at two fast-growing startups in South Korea, Justin Kim, a Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia alum from 2020, launched his own startup that aims to make mental healthcare more accessible for the overworked and stressed-out workers in Asia.
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An activist investor adds pressure as Unilever seeks a new strategic direction.
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In filing for a union election, employees of the outdoor equipment retailer cited safety during the pandemic, among other concerns.
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The trial comes at a time when those who argue that news outlets should pay a steeper price for getting something wrong are more emboldened than they’ve been in decades.
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