Bosses dislike work-from-home but suspect they’re stuck with it
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Bank of England outage hits key payments systems processing billions
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Week in insights: Tax progressivity can go further than we think
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Disney considers delaying some 2023 movie releases over strikes
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Apple tests ‘Apple GPT,’ develops generative AI tools to catch OpenAI
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Remote work to wipe out $800 billion from office values, McKinsey says
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With Greta Gerwig’s $100 million new film, Mattel is trying to prove Barbie isn’t hopelessly out of date
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Oil is hard to quit, even in Norway where electric cars rule the road
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Sega pulls back from blockchain gaming as crypto winter persists
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Amazon CEO asks his Hollywood studio to explain its big spending
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Denmark delays man-made energy island in North Sea due to high costs – more options for better and cheaper concept will be analyzed
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How Big Beef is fueling the Amazon's destruction
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Singapore Air hands staff eight months’ salary bonus after record results
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A smart gun is finally here, but does anyone want it?
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Women’s basketball is raking in more cash than ever, but the players aren’t
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Australia is quitting coal in record time thanks to Tesla
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The gambler who beat roulette
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At the heart of the Sweden's economic and social crisis is a broken housing market
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Apple to spend $1 billion a year on films to break into cinemas
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After Signature Bank deal, FDIC is left with $11 billion in ‘toxic waste’ loans
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Denmark to try out first grand coalition government since 1970s – been without a permanent government for forty-two days, beating the previous record
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Amazon plans to invest $1 billion a year in movies for theaters
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The crypto story: Where it came from, what it all means, and why it still matters
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The case of the disappearing ink—a US tax court mystery
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Søren Pape Poulsen, leading challenger to Mette Frederiksen, is hemorrhaging support after false claims about the origins of his soon-to-be ex-husband
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Adobe in final talks to acquire Figma for $20B USD
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A Chinese spy wanted GE’s secrets, but the US got China’s instead
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Critics and fans have never disagreed more about movies
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US climate law gives Clean Air Act a legal boost after court rebuke
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China says Hollywood needs to show respect as films blocked
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The free market responds to America’s school shootings
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White Rhinos return to Mozambique park after more than forty years
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Russia defaults on foreign debt for first time since 1918
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TikTok turns on the money machine
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It’s Warren Buffett versus Google, Facebook in latest US wind-farm debate
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Twitter’s board gave up
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Denmark wants to phase out natural gas entirely and will quadruple the production of solar and onshore wind energy by 2030
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Looking for a brand name that will stand out – American companies are increasingly mining Finnish for short, simple, and unique words
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A plastic bag’s 2,000-mile journey shows the messy truth about recycling
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Germany and Norway are considering building a hydrogen pipeline linking the two nations to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian energy supplies
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America is facing a great talent recession
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The nuclear industry argues regulators don’t understand new small reactors
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The next video game from BioShock’s creator is in development hell
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‘Big’ data can be 99.98% smaller than it appears
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PlayStation plans new service to take on Xbox Game Pass
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A stockpile of aluminum in Vietnam is big enough to end a global shortage. Instead, it’s a symbol of a rather dysfunctional market.
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Tesla boom ushers in trailer parks, tiny homes in red-hot Austin
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An empire of dying wells - Old oil and gas sites are a climate menace. Meet the company that owns more of America’s decaying wells than any other.
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This MIT engineer built his own bionic leg
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Anyone seen Tether’s billions?
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