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Hugo Boss Is Finally Leaving Russia After the German Fashion House Agrees to Sell Russian Business to Stockmann

German fashion house Hugo Boss announced Wednesday that it had agreed to sell its Russian operations to wholesale partner Stockmann, marking the end of its presence in Russia.


Amazon Top Aggregator Thrasio Loses CEO, 5 Other Senior Execs Following Bankruptcy Filing

Thrasio, a major aggregator of Amazon third-party sellers, is undergoing drastic leadership changes...

China Space Tourism: Tiangong Space Station Could Soon Host Tourists!

China's space tourism could soon happen as the government considers allowing the Tiangong space station to host tourists...

Stellantis Plans to Lay Off Unspecified Number of Workers at US Factories in Coming Months

Stellantis plans to lay off an unspecified number of employees at its American plants in the coming months...


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Australian Employee Sues Employer Over Hybrid Work Setup And Wins
Daniel Hume, a Queensland Health manager, successfully fought for full-time remote work, highlighting improved productivity and family life, with the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission ruling
Tesla Battery Maker Panasonic Considers Major Investment Boost in Kansas Amid EV Market Downtrend
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TikTok Faces Pressure to Sell Amid Congressional Mandate, Making Tech Giants Compete For Its Acquisition
Discussions about a potential TikTok sale prompted interest from tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Google, and other companies.
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EV Makers Become More Creative as China's EV Demands Decrease, Leading To Peculiar Add-Ons
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Nvidia Faces Lawsuit From Authors Over AI Use of Copyrighted Works
Nvidia is facing a lawsuit filed by three authors alleging unauthorized use of their copyrighted works to train its NeMo AI platform.
Pfizer Shifts Its Focus to Cancer Drugs After Decline in COVID Business
Pfizer is shifting its focus from COVID-related products to cancer drugs.
India And European Free Trade Association Seals $100 Billion Trade Alliance For Mutual Prosperity
The $100 billion free trade agreement will boost exports, investments, and job creation while removing most import tariffs on industrial products from the bloc.
Google Fires Engineer Who Publicly Protested the Company's Work for Israel's Military
A Google Cloud engineer has publicly protested the company's work for Israel's military, which resulted in his termination.
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