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UK, Netherlands lobby for Unilever HQ
22 Feb 2018
UK, Netherlands lobby for Unilever HQ
22 Feb 2018
Sacked Google worker files discrimination, harassment case
22 Feb 2018
The sacking of Tim Chevalier allegedly for speaking out against discrimination has left some employees wondering if the company’s HR system is being gamed by staffers who want to stamp out diversity initiatives
Ford’s America president Raj Nair quits, reasons under shroud
22 Feb 2018
Raj Nair joined Ford in 1987 and rose through the automaker's manufacturing and engineering ranks to become head of global product development in 2015
Ford’s America president Raj Nair quits, reasons under shroud
22 Feb 2018
Raj Nair joined Ford in 1987 and rose through the automaker's manufacturing and engineering ranks to become head of global product development in 2015
Hackers hijack Tesla's Amazon cloud account to mine crypto-currency
21 Feb 2018
The attack on Tesla is the latest in a string of crypto-jacking attacks where thieves hijack unsuspecting victims’ computers to generate virtual currencies
Plastic bans could hit growth in oil demand: BP
21 Feb 2018
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