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MBA programs are increasingly scrutinized for their value, as prospective students consider the potential return on investment and career impact, according to the Financial Times.
Mike Lynch plans to report HP to the SEC in the latest chapter of the fight between Hewlett-Packard and Autonomy.
Carillion secures a controversial contract to construct the UK's HS2 railway, raising concerns about its financial stability and the project's future.
Huaxi faces new challenges as its model of socialism with Chinese characteristics falters.
Michael Skapinker discusses Hudson's Bay Company's lessons for modern business practices.
Real human remains from Africa and Asia are legally traded in Europe and the United States.
Ikea reported a record profit of 3.3 billion EUR on sales of 29 billion EUR last year, driven by improving consumer confidence in Europe and growth in China.
The UK government supports businesses large and small during the coronavirus crisis.
India's Aero India event in Bangalore highlights plans to triple defense exports to $5 billion.
Delhi faces an uneasy calm after riots leave 38 dead and communities in fear.
India's vegetarian nationalism targets Muslims, impacting butchers during Hindu festivals.
Kolkata's newspaper industry thrives as students prefer print over the Internet.
Farmers in India have been camped near Delhi for a month, protesting new agricultural laws.
Indonesia has one of the world's least regulated tobacco markets, with two-thirds of men smoking.
KFC faces tough competition from Indonesian rivals in Sumatra's fast-food market.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon campaigns innovatively in Paris and Grenoble, rising in polls ahead of the election.
Della Bradshaw announces her departure from the Financial Times after 20 years, marking the release of the final FT Global MBA ranking and its significance in business education.
Hate speech surged on Twitter following Elon Musk's takeover, prompting major advertisers like Audi and GM to pause their spending on the platform.
Ferraris headquarters in Maranello focuses on sustainability and artisanal car manufacturing.
Thailand's sex industry struggles as COVID-19 halts tourism and income for workers like Anna.
Trump's Taj Mahal faces serious trouble as debt burdens the casino and other ventures fail.
A Beijing watch factory faces market challenges and competition while implementing innovative strategies to remain relevant in the evolving watch industry.
Everything in the church was destroyed, leaving the community devastated and reflecting on the racial tensions and division behind the attack.
Don Newkirk discusses George Floyd's impact on police brutality and community calls for reform.
An illegal garage lab produces steroids for the UK's booming fitness industry.
Bihar, India, faces a deadly underground liquor trade due to a decade-long alcohol ban.
Colin Phan warns Deutsche Bank traders about online conduct and established standards.
Sanctions already in place against Russia lead to rising inflation and closed Western businesses.
Aung San Suu Kyi discusses the 2015 election year, the first free elections in over 50 years, and the military's ongoing influence in Myanmar's politics.
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Jeremy Grantham discusses climate change's impact on investors amid Trump's policies.
A Global conference addresses water security and investment in Safe Drinking Water solutions.
In Iran, the assassination of Qassem Soleimani by a U.S. drone strike has united many citizens in mourning and calls for retaliation against the United States.
Ganesh and Jen discuss the contentious Irish border issue in Brexit negotiations.
Political tensions in Ireland escalate as the government faces potential collapse, raising concerns about the future of the country's political landscape.
Trust remains low over ten years post-crisis, prompting a shift towards stakeholder capitalism.
African nations face a growing problem with Islamist terrorism and rising insurgent attacks.
In the tech industry, where only 18% of computer science graduates are women, the future of AI raises critical concerns about gender inclusion and representation.
The video discusses authenticity in British political leadership, focusing on Teresa May and Jeremy Corbyn.
The debate discusses capitalism's role in reducing global poverty, featuring Pinker and Jason's critiques.
Katrina Manson examines public opinion on western democracies' foreign policy during Covid-19.
Between 2016 and 2018, there was a 38% increase in assets managed with an ESG lens, reflecting a shift in investment priorities.
The video questions if executive pay is out of control, troubling politicians and shareholders.
Research shows that greed negatively impacts investment success on Wall Street.
Deborah Coughlin addresses fat shaming as the last acceptable form of discrimination in society.
Lincoln Town FC faces challenges as they prepare for the Premier League at Oak Road.
Twenty-five elevators in New York City's subway system go out of service each day, leaving many riders with disabilities unable to access stations.
Oliver highlights the AA's high debt and recent refinancing efforts amid competition.
