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Roger Ailes exits Fox News amid scandal, marking a shift in Murdoch's management approach.
Thomas Cook's collapse leads to Operation Matterhorn for repatriating British holidaymakers.
Prime Minister Theresa May triggers Article 50, shifting focus to Brexit negotiations in Britain.
Theresa May is the first international leader to meet with Donald Trump since his inauguration, amid discussions on NATO and a potential trade deal.
Witnesses confirm Trump's quid pro quo in the Ukraine impeachment inquiry hearings.
Wells Fargo faces $185 million settlement over unauthorized accounts created since 2005.
Brexit creates uncertainty that impacts UK businesses, including Airbus and local farms.
Sri Lanka faces its most serious economic and political crisis with widespread protests and shortages.
Donald Trump’s presidency prompts discussion on global disruption by Lionel Barber, Gillian Tett, and Ed Luce.
Cardiff Garcia and Izzy Kaminska discuss technology's impact on jobs and income Divergence.
The New York Times highlights President Trump's role in shifting Republican Party dynamics.
Warren Buffett seeks major deals for Berkshire Hathaway but faces acquisition challenges.
FT writers answer Instagram questions about Brexit's winners and losers.
The Bakrie family partners with NAT Rothschild to list coal assets in London amid controversies.
FT reporters test electric cars from Ford, Volkswagen, and Nissan to challenge Tesla's dominance.
Abandoned oil wells in Pennsylvania threaten air and water quality in urban areas.
America is getting ready to start vaccinating people against COVID-19 with Pfizer's vaccine.
Amazon's decision to raise workers' wages reflects a response to ongoing discussions about minimum wage and labor conditions in the competitive retail industry.
Google employees donate to Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, challenging their own company.
Gazprom forms a private army to fight in Ukraine, confirmed by Evgeni Prigozhin.
Turkey's Parliament bans Coca-Cola and Nestle over alleged support for Israel amid Gaza conflict.
Ant Group's initial public offering, projected to raise $37 billion, was abruptly halted by Chinese regulators just days before its scheduled listing.
Brazil's political crisis under Michel Temer coincides with a surge in stock prices.
The Brexit debate reveals a divide between elites and the public, as economic warnings are dismissed.
Jonathan argues for a tougher capitalism model in Great Britain amid Jeremy Corbyn's rise.
180 signatories of the Business Roundtable will face scrutiny in 2020 as stakeholders demand accountability for their commitments to corporate purpose.
Karelian's liquidation affects 20,000 jobs and raises concerns about support services contracts.
Protesters in Hong Kong demand political reform while Carrie Lam focuses on economic issues.
Chinese Regulators ban Micron Technology chips after a Security review failure and G7 tensions.
The Chinese government plans to replace Carrie Lam as Hong Kong's leader by March next year.
Huawei aims to dominate 5G technology at Mobile World Congress 2019 amid Western scrutiny.
Mohammed bin Salman announces Saudi Aramco's IPO plan in January 2016, facing valuation challenges.
Big Tech faces pressure from regulators in Europe and the US, impacting Twitter, Facebook, and Google.
Hong Kong is vital for China, serving as a key financial gateway to the world.
Protests in central Hong Kong escalate as demonstrators set a barricade on fire in Wan Chai.
India's financial sector struggles with bank closures and restricted lending affecting millions.
Amazon moves into new markets, causing panic among rivals and reshaping industries.
Flavored Juul pods are disappearing in America due to new FDA regulations and Juul's actions.
Craft Heights abandons its bid for Unilever due to political and financial concerns.
This year, linda this highlights the need for leaders to embrace conflict for innovation.
Mexicans share their views on hard-left candidate Amlo ahead of the July election.
Mindfulness programs at Apple and Google enhance employee well-being and productivity.
Netflix spearheaded a streaming revolution but faces increasing competition from Disney and Apple.
Oil consumption impacts everyday life, with a hundred million barrels used daily in 2019.
The west levies the toughest sanction against Russia, cutting off banks from SWIFT and risking debt default.
India sees a rise in cannabis use during lockdowns, while Thailand leads legalization in Asia.
Protests have returned in Seoul as President Moon Jae-in faces political challenges.
Oliver Lex critiques Reckitt Benckiser's split of its Pharmaceuticals business and its value potential.
