Mondelez fined $365.7 million by EU for cross-border trade curbs

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Mondelez fined $365.7 million by EU for cross-border trade curbs

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The EU has just put its car industry on the road to destruction

I caught my employee secretly working a second remote job. Here's why I decided to fire them — and why I think overemployment is sometimes unethical.

Asda to outsource staff to Indian company

Jobs created as manufacturing firm opens new £1.8 million factory

Saudi Arabia lures British lawyers with paid-for private school fees

Los Gatos and The Dolphin among latest places rated for food hygiene

Windsor hires new commissioner of infrastructure

The Dutchman who gets Nike and Lego into wartime Russia’s stores

Watch: North Sea platform blown up as Britain’s oil industry declines

Adidas investigates bribery allegations in China, FT says

Family says Scientology officials prevented woman from seeking mental health treatment before she took her life

Ford vice chair on 'unprecedented' changes in auto industry

Wells Fargo fired a dozen people accused of faking keyboard strokes

Informal complaints about Russell Brand at Channel 4 'not properly escalated', investigation finds

Quebec judge dismisses $2.5M Dollarama class action settlement

Oil Posts Weekly Rebound From OPEC+ Dip as Fuels Show Strength

Coca-Cola, Starbucks file to extend trademarks in Russia, newspaper reports

We’re hiring! GCN seeks an Online Content Creator

London Stock Exchange boss Julia Hoggett among business leaders honoured

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