Why Sandalwood is so expensive | So Expensive
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Can foreign direct investment (FDI) help Helsinki's demographic challenges?
3 votes -
Europe’s largest brain drain and lost startups
7 votes -
Leaked files show how telecoms giant Ericsson allegedly helped bribe Islamic State to allow its products to be transported across parts of Iraq that were held by the terrorists
7 votes -
Why podcasts are becoming Netflix
7 votes -
The economics of Spotify
12 votes -
World's biggest shipping company sees record profit as demand surges – Denmark's AP Moeller-Maersk saw 2021 revenue come in at $61.8 billion
8 votes -
On Amazon's return and refund algorithms
5 votes -
Solving the operator ‘shortage’ by not running transit like a business
8 votes -
Amazon says it will stop interfering with workers organizing on-site
14 votes -
How airlines became banks
9 votes -
Ontario passes the Working for Workers Act
10 votes -
The warehouse shortage in the US
3 votes -
Amazon workers in Alabama to get another union election
8 votes -
In China, escalating cost of business sends some companies to the exits
6 votes -
Dollar Tree makes it official: Items will now cost $1.25
14 votes -
In Nebraska, a 151-year-old family farm struggles to survive
6 votes -
Streaming company Storytel has signed a deal to acquire Audiobooks.com from owner KKR for $135m, extending its reach into the English language audio market
9 votes -
Megan Thee Stallion and fast food’s ongoing pursuit of Black buy-in
6 votes -
Peter Jackson sells visual effects firm for $1.6bn to Unity
4 votes -
How credit cards make money
8 votes -
Tesla boom ushers in trailer parks, tiny homes in red-hot Austin
5 votes -
IKEA furniture and homeware prices are to rise as a result of lasting disruption to its supply chain – increased cost of raw materials knocked its full-year profits
5 votes -
Nestlé: The most evil business in the world
10 votes -
Leeks, tropicalizers, and cutting the soap: A guide to global startup slang
1 vote -
Lego profits more than doubled in first six months of the year – Danish toymaker was one of the winners from Covid restrictions
7 votes -
Norway agrees to increase natural gas exports to the rest of Europe as prices soar – increase corresponds to nearly 2% of Norway's annual pipeline gas exports
8 votes -
El Salvador’s new bitcoin wallets could cost Western Union $400 million a year
15 votes -
What’s going on with the ‘Great Resignation’? You’d better work on hanging on to your workers, or you may end up shutting your business doors.
17 votes -
Thirty-three non-existent businesses tied to one Denver office got millions in COVID-19 relief money
16 votes -
McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes amid ‘supply chain issues’ in UK
11 votes -
Swedish green steel venture HYBRIT has made the world's first customer delivery of steel, produced without using coal, to Volvo
15 votes -
The end of ownership: How big companies are trying to turn everyone into renters
29 votes -
Sex-toy makers Lovehoney and WOW Tech merge in $1.2 billion deal as lockdowns spur demand
11 votes -
Pay cut: Google employees who work from home could lose money
16 votes -
Xsolla fires 150 employees based on big data analysis of their activity
14 votes -
Alt-milk maker Oatly loses trademark case against family-run UK firm – Swedish company took legal action against Cambridgeshire-based Glebe Farm Foods over oat drink
7 votes -
What's the point of a company? Philip Morris is attempting to purchase a respiratory illness treatment company, let's talk about it.
10 votes -
Walmart to pay 100% of college tuition and books for associates
11 votes -
Janne Poranen: ‘If you have an invention, don't sell your technology too early to anyone’
4 votes -
Cape Cod businesses struggle to find T-shirts, hats amid shortage
3 votes -
Trump Organization charged in fifteen-year US tax scheme. Longtime CFO Allen Weisselberg was also charged with evading taxes on $1.7 million of income.
12 votes -
The economics of dollar stores
6 votes -
Why there are now so many shortages (It's not COVID)
5 votes -
Shares in alt-milk maker Oatly surge on US stock market debut – Swedish firm valued at $13bn as investors bet on soaring demand
9 votes -
China bans financial, payment institutions from cryptocurrency business
11 votes -
The world economy is suddenly running low on everything
13 votes -
AT&T may spin off WarnerMedia assets to Discovery
3 votes -
Elon Musk announces that Tesla will no longer accept Bitcoin for vehicle purchases citing the energy demand required to maintain the cryptocurrency
@Elon Musk: Tesla & Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/YSswJmVZhP
27 votes -
Have you ever tried to sell a diamond?
8 votes