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Swiss shipments are climbing as supply chains recover from tariff disruption. Experts say exports alone don’t reveal how many watches American consumers are buying.
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The card company is reducing its workforce by 4.5% as it aims to become more “agile and efficient” amid increased use of artificial intelligence, CEO Stephen Squeri said.
The subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom achieves 96.98 points out of 100 in one of the largest digital tenders promoted by the Catalan Government in recent years, with an amount of 481 million euros over…
Thirty-five production steps for three hours of processing. Nike chooses to tell speed through its apparent opposite, namely time. That of expert hands, of millimetric seams, of...
With fiscal headroom under pressure, expect targeted support and modest tax rises in the Autumn Budget, leaving bigger decisions for next year, writes Philip Shaw. John Healey’s first Budget on 28 October will test how the Government reconciles its ambitions with financial reality.
The EU's trade deficit with China could reach a new high this year. New countermeasures are to be presented in December.
The trust that runs the park says it's become increasingly busy over the years and the fees will help increase support fair access.
