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In January, Europe's food industry faces a crisis over horse meat in products from Tesco and Burger King.
Matthew Slaughter is the new Dean of Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business.
31 teams from regions including Europe, Asia, and Africa competed in the $1 million Call of Duty World Championships in Los Angeles.
Two or three solutions should be presented alongside problems to bosses, as this approach is appreciated in the workplace.
The Financial Times seeks diverse opinions from global contributors on various topics.
Between 2010 and 2013, London had more cranes at work than the rest of Britain combined, reflecting the city's economic activity.
Wageningen scientists develop sustainable farming methods to feed 10 billion people by 2050.
Danica Robinson, a vintage reseller from Brooklyn, and sneaker botter Nova explore the thriving online thrifting and sneaker culture on platforms like Depop.
Dexter Thomas attends Dota's championship, revealing its complexity and massive popularity.
The impeachment process for a president is examined through historical cases like Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, raising questions about Donald Trump's potential impeachment.
Harry Grafton discusses restoring Euston Hall's historic grounds in Suffolk.
The video teaches how to conduct information interviews for networking with other people.
A briefing book prepares for a hearing on Mark Zuckerberg's trustworthiness and accountability.
Effective presentations require engaging storytelling, audience connection, and confident delivery, with PowerPoint as a common tool for illustrating key points.
The video discusses calls to regulate big technology companies and protect personal data.
Senior executive Said Holmes transitions from a 20-year finance career to teaching maths through the Now Teach program, addressing the recruitment crisis in education.
A trader from Israel shares tips on building customer relationships in sales at New Pay Wharf.
Manish, a former accountant, transitions from corporate life to entrepreneurship by launching Holy Moly, a healthy snack company with his wife Simmi Nash.
Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter fight misinformation ahead of the next election.
Candidates are advised to prepare three key skills to discuss during job interviews, focusing on how to answer common questions.
Martha Chambers, a former English teacher from northeast London, shares her transition to a software engineering role at ITV, highlighting the challenges of entering the tech industry.
Reni leaves finance in Frankfurt to pursue her dream of costume design in Germany.
Learn how to craft a CV that highlights your life and achievements effectively.
Drones play a crucial role in Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia's increasing impact.
Unipart tackles Britain's productivity problem under John Neal's leadership and Toyota's principles.
Norwegian Navy Chief Anderson highlights security threats to Norway's power grid and pipelines.
Global powers warn of increased danger after the US kills Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad.
Philip Ingram Phillip discusses the plane crash involving Prigozhin and the Russian Authority's report.
5,500 wind turbines had been repaired in Germany as of June 2013, with each repair costing between €70,000 and €140,000.
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.
David Hogg faces conspiracy theories as YouTube's algorithm promotes misleading content.
Hubble Space Telescope marks 25 years of revealing the Universe's secrets with stunning images.
Tantrum battles Blip in a match criticized as the weakest fight ever in Battle Bots.
Protests in Russia see many arrests as citizens react to mobilization efforts and Mayhem ensues.
In the swamps of the United States, explorer Josh Gates and the Expedition X team utilize a heat sensing drone to investigate reports of a mysterious creature.
Women use Facebook to find sperm donors instead of expensive sperm banks.
Clown culture is evolving as a new generation embraces a more appealing portrayal of sexy clowns, shifting public perception and redefining identity in performance art.
Ian Somerhalder discusses social media's impact on fame and youth culture in Generation Like.
IBM showcases its advancements in quantum computing technology, highlighting its potential impact on various industries, as reported by the Financial Times.
Hugo Sanchez moves to Germany for a job at Fresenius, working as an auditor with a Blue Card.
In April 2015, the Kathmandu earthquake in Nepal resulted in nearly 9,000 fatalities, prompting rapid emergency responses from local rescue teams.
Imran Khan was shot in the leg during a rally in Wazirabad, Punjab province, prompting concerns over political safety in Pakistan.
The LG G Flex launches in Europe, featuring a flexible screen but facing tough competition from Samsung.
Over 1,800 children have been killed in Gaza in the first 17 days of the conflict, according to a senior Hamas leader during a Sky News interview.
Concerns about potential violence linked to incels arise ahead of the Joker premiere, prompting increased security measures from the NYPD and LAPD.
India's Chandrayaan-3 mission aims to land a Rover on the moon's South Pole.
Millions flee their homes in India and Bangladesh as Cyclone Amphan approaches with fierce winds.
India's rocket carrying the Mars Orbiter launches from Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
