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The stock market may be doing so well that it's causing more baby boomers and Gen Xers to drop out of the labor force

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A year in the life of HP: How the UK&I MD is balancing perfection and speed—and putting people first

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Europe’s hot stock markets are creating a buzz among investors

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‘Going rogue’: Is it time to stop talking about faulty AI frontier models as if they are people?

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Weight-loss drug Wegovy made Novo Nordisk Europe’s most valuable company. Finding its next blockbuster drug is proving difficult

Weight-loss drug Wegovy made Novo Nordisk Europe’s most valuable company. Finding its next blockbuster drug is proving difficult

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Long-time OpenAI exec Brad Lightcap is leaving the ChatGPT maker to ‘start something new’

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Welcome to Barrow: The nuclear submarine-making U.K. town seeking resurrection from a military spending boom

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Queens of influence: Meet the women shaping Europe’s future

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Portugal opposes further increase in Spanish banks’ presence

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Northvolt to stop production at end of June without buyer

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EasyJet posts widening losses owing to weaker demand and high costs through slow winter season

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Collapsing bridges and crumbling roads: Germany’s infrastructure time bomb needs more than money to fix

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Chanel’s profits plunge 28% as global turbulence threatens the luxury giant’s pricing power

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Dry spell worries farmers as Britain suffers its driest spring since 1852

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Revolut plans to invest €1 billion in France, apply for license

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Diageo plans $500 million of cost cuts as U.S. tariffs kick in

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U.K. moves forward with plans to regulate buy-now, pay-later firms

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U.K. and EU squabble over defense partnership: ‘They want everything and they’re giving nothing’ says EU diplomat

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Hungary continues to woo China as BYD opens up European centre, creating 2,000 new jobs in the region

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Size matters: Why the offshore wind industry is supersizing everything

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Germany’s Thyssenkrupp returns to profit on India sale, but Europe’s steel woes persist

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