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Policies for quality of life and working conditions can paradoxically contribute to the suffering of employees. This is particularly the case when they consider stress and malaise as an individual problem.
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Michael Leiters says carmaker’s focus on new combustion engine models means a more ‘balanced offer’ of electric and petrol cars
A lawmaker on Wednesday urged the government to better plan for the housing needs of non-local university students, warning that their growing numbers may push up rents in some districts.
A lawmaker on Wednesday urged the government to better plan for the housing needs of non-local university students, warning that their growing numbers may push up rents in some districts.
After spending US$1.2 billion learning how hard credit is, Grab bought Atome's lending engine. Here's what the deal unlocks for Grab.
Funds paid by residents for electricity are swept into a common pool for use elsewhere, which helps explain the surge in outages.
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at a new task force being formed by the Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement to tackle the TV ad industry’s measurement currency conundrum.
