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Double-digit earnings declines and sales drop-offs hammered home bad news in Europe as Tesla made FSD inroads in China.
Residents of the Dublin town of Howth were in uproar over a 35-bedroom hotel proposed by McGregor's company G Boppers.
Germany's biggest lender got a shock when a preliminary ruling suggested it could be on the hook for a massive fine.
Only a highly unlikely 50% import tariff would be enough to deter Chinese automakers from Europe, new research finds.
Spotify execs have vested more than $250 million in shares since January, after laying off 1,500 workers in December.
Xavier Netry of Boulangerie Utopie will deliver baguettes to Macron and his staff after beating 172 competitors to make the best baguette in Paris.
Jamie Dimon and Jerome Powell are taking the European viewpoint on soaring debt levels in the U.S.
Locals want the local government to focus on housing instead of creating policies that revolve around tourism.
Sarah Blagden hopes that one day people will be able to go in for a vaccine appointment when they hit 40 to prevent major cancers.
Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath says the group may need to start making cars for EU drivers in the U.S., rather than China.
Ek said Spotify employees were doing too much "work around the work" as he laid off 17% of the group's workforce in December.
Around 40% of Stripes employees are fully remote, but CEO Collison has to go into the office despite his introverted personality.
Workers at the 600,000 strong consultancy risk receiving no bonus if they come into the office less than three days a week.
Uniqlo's U.K. boss says shoppers want clothes they can wear “at the office or on a night out,” in latest work-related buying shift.
The dean of Trinity College Dublin says every learning evolution since the time of Socrates has involved "letting go some skills."
The bank said Tesla might not make a new car "for the foreseeable future," putting serious pressure on its share price.
Michelin will set its own base salary that will be double or even triple the minimum wage in some jurisdictions.
The TUC says the U.K. is losing a race against time to stop AI from taking over the workplace.
Ben van Beurden set Shell's first climate targets, but was also named "Fossil Fuel Villain of the Year" by New Republic.
"A car called Milano cannot be produced in Poland. This is forbidden by Italian law," Italy’s industry minister Adolfo Urso said last week.
EU cybersecurity laws forcing European carmakers to shutter old brands could be the latest supply-demand shock benefitting BYD.
Major European VC partners say the capital has closed the gap with the U.S. at the early stage, but exits remain an obstacle.
Cris Miller doesn't see an issue with resale model, which has had a host of bad press and terrible reviews from users.
Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch thinks a clamor by people like Elon Musk to declare AI as smarter than humans is driven by an apparent God complex.
Biofuel company Firefly is planning to launch a factory in Essex to turn sewage sludge into aviation fuel.
Stef Reid was offered a 15% discount by Nike, but couldn't purchase a single shoe from the retailer.
RWE is the latest German company to pour billions of dollars worth of investments into the U.S. as Germany's economy flatlines.
The retailer is changing up what its dairy cows eat with a plan it hopes will cut its fresh milk carbon footprint by 8.5%.
Shareholder advisors are urging investors to vote against Pascal Soriot's proposed $2.3 million raise, arguing it is excessive.
China's rise means Europe's automotive sector might have to get used to seeing fewer jobs crop up on the continent.
Euan Blair's edtech startup Multiverse has acquired an AI platform to teach employers what makes a good hire.
Men who worked from home are 15% less likely to get promoted compared with their in-office colleagues. Remote female employees are 7% less likely.
Millions of 2mm Vertigo Angustior snails are blocking Trump's plans to expand his Doonbeg resort.
Wrexham took a $6.4 million loss last year after the club ramped up its payroll to get into the football league.
In Ireland, around half of drivers don't believe that EVs are better for the environment, highlighting the transition challenge.
A price war among supermarkets might be to thank for inflation figures falling to their lowest in over two years.
The Kirk Kristiansen family fund enjoyed $1.62 billion in profits last year as Lego bucked a global sales slump.
Xpeng is stepping into the den of part-owner Volkswagen, and its braced for a battle on pricing.
Academics at the University of Exeter found bullying and temper tantrums were early traits of highly successful people.
Neighbors reportedly wrote in to contest the potential for the Horner family screaming, shouting, and splashing near weddings and funerals.
Jesper Brodin wants Ikea to "support customers to a better home" after Ikea stores owner buys up Ikano.
Matalan has automated its product description tool, in a move it says has quadrupled productivity.
Users will fork out $117 for an introductory piano class, and more than $60 to get songwriting tips from Take That's Gary Barlow.
Gen Zers have an average of $6,400 worth of debt, and it's making them gloomy about their future finances.
U.S. Volkswagen workers are campaigning for a fraction of the power held by their German colleagues.
Nearly a third of 15-39-year-olds in Portugal are emigrating, while others are taking a second job to make ends meet.
High-skilled workers fled from their nation's capital during COVID, investment figures suggest employers and developers are following them.
Drivers will make $760 when they work an overtime shift, following reports that staff were ashamed to wear their uniform on the job.
Garante has failed to hire anybody since launching a recruitment drive after it briefly banned ChatGPT last year.
The share of remote positions on LinkedIn have plummeted in the last year, but applications for remote jobs are staying strong.
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