US FTC files suit to block $1.37 billion acquisition of shaving company Harry’s by Edgewell (owner of Schick)
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Norwegian company sues state over risky spy recruitment in Russia – intelligence agencies' clumsy approach to recruiting informants had caused the company financial loss
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How stock buybacks made US CEOs and shareholders really rich
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How IKEA became Sweden's national brand
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Finland's financial watchdog probes Nokia's October share crash – CEO Rajeev Suri denies that the company tried to keep its 5G troubles secret
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Privatizing public services: Does it work?
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A Maine paper mill’s unexpected savior: China
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Enron: The biggest fraud in all of history
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Plaid is being acquired by Visa
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Mattress maker Casper files for IPO
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Billionaire’s company in talks to buy electric grid on Lanai
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Almost everyone at CollegeHumor lost their jobs today
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Two of the top US dairy producers have filed for bankruptcy in two months
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New York dangled extra incentives in initial bid to lure Amazon HQ2
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The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world – Mette Lykke, co-founder of fitness tracker Endomondo, and CEO of food waste app, Too Good To Go
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California's new employment law is starting to crush freelancers
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Thousands of Google’s cafeteria workers have unionized
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China has called off two business delegation visits to Sweden after Stockholm presented a rights prize to dissident Gui Minhai
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Running the numbers to figure out Amazon's market share: it has about 35% of US ecommerce, but closer to 6% of addressable retail overall
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SoftBank Vision Fund employees depict a culture of recklessness
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Examination of US Fortune 500 companies' 2018 filings shows that many paid a low effective federal tax rate in 2018, including ninety-one that paid no federal taxes at all
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Apple and Google named in US lawsuit over Congolese child cobalt mining deaths
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Bloomberg just bought CityLab—and will put half its staff out of a job
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SoftBank is selling its stake in dog-walking startup Wag back to the company, as Wag cuts 80% of staff
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Sweden's telecoms giant Ericsson has agreed to pay more than $1bn to resolve allegations of bribery, the US Department of Justice has announced
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Finland braced for strikes seen shaving $220 million off economy
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IKEA's profits have fallen nearly 10% as the world's largest furniture retailer stepped up its spending on renewable energy and its growing online operation
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Pre-Thanksgiving Merger Monday sees over $60 billion in announced deals
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WeWork lays off 2400 employees, about 20% of its workforce
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Hewlett-Packard board unanimously rejects $33 billion takeover offer from Xerox
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Iceland's biggest fisheries company Samherji stands accused of bribing Namibian politicians
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SoftBank poured $100 billion into start-ups that use armies of contractors, upending the lives of drivers, hotel operators and real estate agents around the world
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Far from the spotlight, a Boeing partner feels the heat
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It's time to break up Disney: Part one
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'They're madly checking their payrolls': The ugly truth of Australia's underpayment epidemic
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H&M is the latest fashion brand to test out the concept of clothing rental
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Riding the unicorn—Peloton accidentally built a fitness cult. A business is a little more complicated.
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Why Costco is cheaper than Amazon
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SoftBank to take control of WeWork at a pre-funding valuation of $7.5B - $8B, according to sources
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Introducing the Gulfstream G700
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The not-com bubble is popping—The unicorn massacre unfolding today is exactly the opposite of what happened in 2000
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The merger between T-Mobile and Sprint could be good for US businesses, despite opposition from state attorneys general and consumer advocacy groups
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No one expected The Athletic could get people to pay for sports news. Now it has 600,000 subscribers
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Domino's Pizza will pull out of three Nordic countries and Switzerland after sustaining significant losses
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FCC formally approves T-Mobile/Sprint merger
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America’s Orthodox Jews are selling a ton of the products you buy on Amazon
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SoftBank seeking to take control of WeWork through financing package
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The 'glass floor' is keeping America's richest idiots at the top
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A native plant is exposing the clash between traditional knowledge and Western conventions
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Jeff Bezos’s master plan - What the Amazon founder and CEO wants for his empire and himself, and what that means for the rest of us
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