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Survey: Americans ready to quit their jobs if remote working is abolished

A survey showed that four out of ten Americans who work remotely at least part of the time will start looking for another job if they are required to return to the office. Workers are sometimes willing to give up a higher salary to work remotely. Four out of ten Americans, who work from home at...

American Father And Son Sentenced To Prison In Tokyo For Helping Ghosn Escape Japan

Two Americans who are charged with the escaping of former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn form house arrest have been sentenced to two years of imprisonment by a Tokyo court on Monday.   The American duo - US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor who was sentenced for two years and his son...

Zara owner explains reluctance to close shops for online sales

Zara is the world leader in online shopping, but the company has no intention of closing its shops, said the head of Inditex Group, which owns the brand. In his view, the future of the industry lies in a hybrid approach that combines traditional retail and online services. Zara does not intend to...

Musk's fortune grows by $10bn in a week

The fortune of Elon Musk increased by almost $10bn last week as shares in the Tesla carmaker surged. The company's stock surged after the Biden administration agreed an infrastructure upgrade plan with congressmen that includes spending on electric vehicle chargers. The fortune of Elon Musk last...

Dior owner tops list of world's richest billionaires

Owner of Dior and Louis Vuitton has overtaken the founder of Amazon to top the list of the world's richest billionaires, updated in real time. His fortune has grown by more than $110bn since March last year. Bernard Arnault, the head of the LVMH holding company that owns Louis Vuitton and Dior,...

Power At The Workplace Should Not Be Abused, Says Microsoft CEO Nadella

Executives of companies should not abuse the power that are allocated to them, believes Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.   This was the first comments from a top executive of the company following media reports about Bill Gates, the co-founder and original CEO of Microsoft, had been engaged in...

Adidas head expects casual fashion boom once people return to office after COVID

Employees who work from home "in flip-flops and tracksuits" will be difficult to persuade to return to formal wear, says the head of Adidas. He believes that after the pandemic, trainers and T-shirts will become office fashion. The global trend of employees returning to the office after working...

culture and leadership: The taoïst leader

This article has been written in collaboration with Laurent Chateau (1), specialist in Taoist Leadership ™. This research specifies how the leader of the times to come will need to install a triple harmony: inside himself, inside his organization and his teams, to better see it appear in our plan...

New Study Finds 75% Large Listed Companies Short On Their Climate Commitment

According to an analysis conducted by sustainable finance firm Arabesque which focused on the shortcomings of corporate pledges to take action to tackle climate change, less than 25 per cent of the large public companies of the world are doing something on their own to address the climate crisis....

EU Unveils Rules On ‘Green’ Reporting By Companies And Defends Its Efforts

The decision of the European Union to formulate new regulations that would require companies to show investors how climate change will affect their activities was defended by it on Wednesday as the EU said that it would be years for a global approach on this matter to mature.   Absolutely...
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