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Samsung Leader Lee Excused From Trial Hearing As Biden To Tour S.Korea Chip Plant

It would be Lee's highest-profile public appearance since he was released on parole in August last year from a bribery c... Read more

U.S. Lodges Labor Complaint Against Panasonic In Mexico

The request from the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) comes after a Mexican union last month petitioned the U.S. governm... Read more

UK Unemployment Dips But Wages Hit By Inflation

Total employment remained below its pre-pandemic level, with job vacancies at a record-high of almost 1.3 million at the... Read more

California Law Requiring Women On Company Boards Struck Down

Three taxpayers challenged the law in 2019, saying it amounted to sex discrimination in violation of the state's constit... Read more

Japan's Recruit Sees More Female Executives As Key To Growth

Although three-quarters of Japanese firms have one or two female directors, only 5% have three or more, according to ind... Read more

India's Reliance To Acquire Dozens Of Brands In $6.5 Billion Consumer Goods Play-sources

Reliance is in final stages of negotiations with around 30 popular niche local consumer brands to fully acquire them or ... Read more

GM Agrees To Hike Wages 8.5% At Major Mexico Plant, Union Says

SINTTIA said the deal also comprises improved benefits, including additional bonuses, vacation time and grocery vouchers... Read more

Shop And Work, UK's Tesco Gives Up Supermarket Space For Office Area

IWG's founder and CEO Mark Dixon said creating new locations in suburban areas was "a response to the growing demand we ... Read more

Elon Musk Says Tesla Open To Buying A Mining Company

Other automakers and executives including Carlos Tavares, the CEO of Tesla rival Stellantis NV, have warned the auto ind... Read more

US Companies Break Long Silence On Abortion Rights

Amazon, Uber and even the bank Citigroup have all announced they will cover the additional costs that the Texas legislat... Read more

U.S. Private Payrolls Slow; Trade Deficit Hits Record High

The trade deficit accelerated 22.3% to $109.8 billion in March amid a record increase in imports. Read more

Netflix Shareholders Sue Over Subscription Slump Disclosures

The company attributed the quarterly decline to inflation, competition from other streaming services and its suspension ... Read more

White House To Host Union Organizers At Amazon, Starbucks

Last month, President Joe Biden drew loud applause at a labor event when he turned a spotlight on Amazon. Read more

Airbnb Says Record Bookings Signal Travel Rebound

The booking platform has found traction around the globe, but is fighting various regulatory challenges in several juris... Read more

Woman Says Amazon.com Fired Her Because She Got 'long COVID' - Lawsuit

She said her May 12, 2020 request for medical leave caused Amazon to cut off access to her work email and the company's ... Read more