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  • Greek lawyer of Eva Kaili: Michalis Dimitrakopoulos is talking to media after the audition of his client in the Brussels Palace of JusticePolitics

    ‘Qatargate’ scandal left Europe’s politicians reeling—but corruption experts in Washington warn the U.S. is not entirely protected from foreign influence peddling

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  • Kylian Mbappe of France is consoled by President of France Emmanuel Macron

    Emmanuel Macron wanted to be the French team’s comforter-in-chief after World Cup heartbreak—it did not go well

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  • Ben & Jerry’s founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield attend the Daughtry & the ONE Campaign with Ben & Jerry’s Global Poverty event on April 7, 2008 at Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop in Burbank, California. (Photo by Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic)Features

    Unilever has settled its battle with Ben & Jerry’s over West Bank ice cream—but the minefield of doing business in Israel remains

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  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is seen on a giant screenFinance

    A trillion-dollar opportunity? Rebuilding Ukraine will mean giant investments and potential big payoffs, say economists adding up the costs

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  • In this photo illustration, the image of Elon Musk is displayed on a computer screen and the logo of twitter on a mobile phone in Ankara, Turkiye on October 06, 2022.Tech

    Workers in Europe and Africa are fighting back against Twitter layoffs, with one senior exec successfully reclaiming her job

    By David Meyer and Vivienne Walt
  • 26 September 2022, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lubmin: Pipe systems and shut-off devices at the gas receiving station of the Nord Stream 2 Baltic Sea pipeline. During the night of Sept. 26, 2022, there was a pressure drop in the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, according to the operator. Photo: Stefan Sauer/dpa (Photo by Stefan Sauer/picture alliance via Getty Images)Finance

    If you think the world’s energy crisis is bad right now, next winter will be worse, says the OECD, whose new global outlook predicts bad times ahead

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  • Changpeng Zhao &#8220;CZ&#8221; CEO of Binance, photographed on March 4, 2022 at the Rosewood Hotel in London.<br /> Photograph by Hayley BenoitCompanies

    Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao won this crypto war. Is he any better than Sam Bankman-Fried?

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  • Vladimir PutinEnvironment

    Russia’s oil power ‘will never return,’ the IEA says. ‘The rupture has come with a speed that few imagined possible’

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  • The International Chamber of Commerce recently hired Abdullahi Alim to game out worst-case scenarios for business.Features

    A crisis worse than COVID? This 30-year-old statistician is responsible for spotting the next mega-threat to global business

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  • hand holding an array of phone and other electronic chargers

    Goodbye, lightning charger. Hello, USB-C. The EU is forcing Google and Apple to adopt a universal charger, likely setting a new global standard

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  • A CORUNA, SPAIN &#8211; JULY 20: Marta Ortega and Amancio Ortega attend during CSI Casas Novas Horse Jumping Competition on July 20, 2018 in A Coruna, Spain. (Photo by fotopress/Getty Images)Newsletters

    Zara’s Marta Ortega and H&M’s Helena Helmersson could mark a changing of the guard as fashion faces environmental scrutiny

    By Vivienne Walt and Paige McGlauflin
  • Inditex employees perform a fitting session with a model.Magazine

    Fast-fashion giant Zara faces a huge challenge in the climate crisis. Can its heiress-turned-leader make the brand fast, cheap, and green?

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  • Christopher Leung flew business class on Qatar Airways from Singapore to Doha in July.Features

    A new type of traveler has made business class seats impossible to book: ‘It was like a Hunger Games scramble’

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  • The Netherlands Rotterdam 24 March 2022. Port of Rotterdam LNG GATE Terminal on the Maasvlakte Photo Ries van Wendel de JoodeMagazine

    Inflation and supply-chain insanity haven’t stopped global traders from booking record profits. But the Ukraine war could end their streak

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  • A Grain Terminal In Odesa Region, Amid Russia's Invasion Of UkraineFeatures

    Soaring food prices are making the Ukraine war an even bigger threat to global business

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