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Elon Musk promises a future in which only those who want to work actually do. In Grünheide, Tesla is now looking for people who walk for seven hours a day to train a robot.
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Kai Viehof has renounced most of his inheritance, and of the remainder, the grandson of the Allkauf founder wants to give most of it away. About a man whose profession is to sensibly spend money.
Fewer jobs, plenty of frustration: Young academics in the USA and Germany have to assert themselves on an uncertain job market. Which subjects offer them the best chances.
Attractive job offers are rare. A ranking by the platform LinkedIn shows in which regions job seekers still have good prospects - away from the big metropolises.
LONDON: Silver demand is expected to fall by 5% in 2026 due to weaker jewellery demand and lower consumption in solar cells, where high prices have accelerated substitution, research showed on Friday.
The British retailer, controlled by billionaire Mike Ashley, has been expanding its presence in the premium and luxury segments.
Rising GDP figures may be welcome, but they're no reason yet to celebrate Labour, writes shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith.
