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The business manager of the French newspaper took control of the group of newspapers in 2010 when it was in technical bankruptcy and today it has 700,000 subscribers with a company financed by a foundation.
We haven't written up this one. El Pais has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
The courts have to resolve disputes that range from accusations of discrimination to undercover salary cuts.
Daniel Riediker was a co-pilot at Swissair when it ran out of money in 2001. Today, he flies for Swiss and says that everything is quite different now.
The Zurich sports brand is on a rollercoaster ride. The premium strategy is convincing investors, but the Swiss cross, which is so important for this strategy, is again in acute danger.
The Thai government has warned retailers against unjustified price hikes and hoarding essential goods as flooding affects Bangkok and other parts of the country. Businesses that raise prices without justification face up to seven years in prison.
As the global conversation around green copper gathers pace, India has an opportunity to move from being a major consumer to helping define the standard the market follows
