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Bloomberg reports that Spotify Technology, the world's largest on-demand music and podcast provider, will slash employment ambitions, according to a statement from firm CEO Daniel Ek to workers. He said…

According to a report by strategy consultant Public First, the European Union risks lagging behind its Digital Decade targets by ten years unless governments focus on bridging the skills gap.

As part of a restructuring and reconsideration of the company's direction, Clubhouse, a social network featuring audiobroadcasts, has laid off some of its employees, reports Bloomberg.

Governments of the European Union and parliamentarians of the bloc are poised to agree on a standard charging port for mobile phones, tablets, and headphones in a meeting on June

The founder of Uniqlo returned to the position of Japan's richest businessman, according to American Forbes.

The founder and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has again changed his plans to fund the Twitter deal.

Billionaire Leo KoGuan, one of Tesla's largest private investors, has demanded that the company purchase back its assets from shareholders to compensate them for the share price drop caused by…

Goldman Sachs, the investment bank serving the world's wealthiest people, will return to Monaco after six years.

Microsoft will open its offices in Washington state beginning in late February and allow employees to return to work, according to the company's official blog.

After complaints that existing testing generates readings up to four times lower than real-world emissions, the European Union plans to toughen its method for measuring carbon dioxide emissions from plug-in

Meta (formerly Facebook) has fallen 36 places in a year on Glassdoor, a recruitment service based on employee feedback, in its ranking of the best employers in the US. Employees…

After a spike in passengers testing positive for Covid-19, China ordered the cancellation of six more US flights in the coming weeks on Wednesday, bringing the total number of cancellations

Wall Street companies have been forced to reconsider plans to return to the office amid the spread of the omicron, Reuters learned. The financial industry has been aggressively pushing for…

Puneet Dikshit, a former McKinsey partner, admitted in court that he traded shares in online lender GreenSky with access to crucial non-public information. On September 15, it was revealed that…

The European Union is contemplating extending the validity of its Covid-19 immunization certificates by nine months, allowing tourists to travel with greater freedom while the coronavirus pandemic continues. The European

Any significant disclosure about the climate risks posed by their business is made by just over one per cent of the five thousand big firms of the world, while no

Between the years 2017 and 2019, Lyft Inc had received complaints of more than 4,000 cases of sexual assault on its ride-hailing network, according to a statement of the company.

The Bundesbank said that its leading manager Jens Weidmann is expected to resign on 31 December. The news was surprising: according to his contract, Mr Weidmann was expected to keep…

Nick Beighton, CEO of British online clothing and cosmetics retailer ASOS, is stepping down from his post at the company, where he has worked for 12 years, including six years…

Bonuses of $200 will be offered to client relationship partners, administrative support and operational staff at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, owned by Bank of America. Payments will be given to…

Former Apple design director Jony Ive and his colleague Mark Newson have signed a multi-year collaboration agreement with Ferrari and the Dutch holding company Exor, which partly owns the carmaker.…

Facebook chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer will step down in 2022. It was reported by Bloomberg on 23 September, citing an internal company document authored by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

The pandemic has caused considerable financial hardship in the U.S., but the super-rich have escaped serious losses. Insider reports that billionaires handled the coronavirus epidemic so well that they became…

A veteran tech banker, Dhiren Shah, from the Credit Suisse Group AG has been poached by Citigroup as a part of the new strategy of the company to focus on

Wall Street investment bankers will see double-digit bonus increases this year. Payouts to advisers and analysts will be the biggest in nearly a decade, Johnson Associates forecasts.

Thousands of employees of the US aerospace corporation Boeing have left the company amid continuing internal problems, Bloomberg writes.

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…

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

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…

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…

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…

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

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,…

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

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

Swiss bank Credit Suisse has announced a management reshuffle, a cut in its year-end dividend and the scrapping of bonus payments to its board members. All of these decisions are…

Google will invest $7 billion to expand its business in the United States, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Following the collapse of retailer BHS and builder Carillion, the British government has proposed to weaken the market dominance of the “Big Four” auditors while making the directors of the

CEO of Ant Group has resigned from his position - according to the company, of his own volition. Bloomberg previously reported that employees at Jack Ma's fintech company are leaving,…

A lawsuit was filed against the French retailer Casino in a French court by indigenous people from Brazil and Colombia in which they alleged that the retailer was selling beef

Blackstone Group chief executive and co-founder Stephen Schwartzman received at least $610.5m in dividends and compensation in 2020. This is the largest payout among US private equity fund directors and…

One of the world's largest retailers, US chain Walmart, has announced its intention to raise salaries for its US employees after a successful financial year.

The grip of the tech companies of China which is already stringent was strengthened further on Sunday with the country’s market regulator releasing a set of new guidelines related to

Amazon will continue to develop its Amazon Game Studios (AGS) game division despite a string of failed projects, said Andy Jassy, who will succeed billionaire Jeff Bezos as CEO by…

Employees of global technology companies have named the UK as the best place to work, according to a ranking by online job search site Glassdoor.

In its efforts to launch the one of the biggest inoculation drives of the world, two coronavirus vaccines have been formally approved by the Indian authorities for emergency use. The

The new draft rules for regulating large tech companies drawn up by the European Union will force companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet unit Google to potentially change