LinkedIn experts say adaptability is the top skill employers are seeking, reflecting the importance of flexibility and learning in today’s evolving workplace.
French authorities raid X’s offices as prosecutors investigate alleged child abuse images and deepfakes, highlighting growing scrutiny of digital platforms and online accountability.
United Airlines is upgrading its reservation system to improve efficiency, booking, and passenger experience, though travelers may face a short adjustment period.
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Brazil’s central bank signaled continued easing but declined to define the size of future rate cuts, reflecting caution amid improving inflation and lingering uncertainties.
PepsiCo will reduce prices on popular snacks following consumer backlash, emphasizing responsiveness to public sentiment and affordability.
Netflix’s co-CEO appeared at an antitrust hearing, sparking debates that extended beyond business into culture, values, and media influence.
PayPal shares fell sharply following a CEO announcement and a quarterly profit miss, highlighting challenges in growth and investor confidence.
Much of the chicken served in Vietnamese school meals comes from China and Thailand, ensuring reliable supply while highlighting global trade connections.
Affordable Chinese kiwifruit is gaining popularity in Vietnam for its taste, health benefits, and accessibility in local markets.
Kazakhstan and Vietnam aim to double trade, expand logistics corridors, and explore new flight routes to strengthen economic ties.
Fast‑food chains roll out Valentine’s specials like McNugget Caviar kits and heart‑shaped menu items to attract diners during the holiday.
The White House’s efforts to advance the CLARITY Act face ongoing negotiation, while investor Cathie Wood highlights crypto’s long-term potential amid regulatory and market shifts.
New AI tools that automate complex tasks sparked investor fears of disruption, wiping about $300 billion from software and data stock values as markets adjust to changing models.
Journalist Lionel Maugain and colleagues decry the planned liquidation of 60 Millions de consommateurs in France’s 2026 budget, arguing savings are a pretext that undermines independent consumer reporting.
Josh D’Amaro, a Medfield, Massachusetts native and Disney veteran, will take over as CEO of The Walt Disney Company on March 18, 2026, succeeding Bob Iger.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended the company’s proposed Warner Bros. acquisition at a Senate antitrust hearing, arguing it will benefit consumers with more content at lower cost.
Disney appoints theme park chief Josh D’Amaro as CEO, signaling a future built on immersive experiences and global expansions, with theme parks at the heart of its strategy.
PepsiCo will lower suggested prices on Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos and other snacks by up to 15% in the U.S., responding to consumer concerns about affordability and shifting demand.
PepsiCo lowers prices on select snacks like Cheetos and Doritos, signaling easing costs and a cautious response to consumer price sensitivity.
Myer has unveiled a major makeover at Morley Galleria, reflecting Olivia Wirth’s broader strategy to refresh stores nationwide and reassert the role of physical retail in a changing market.
International companies are scaling back or cutting U.S. business ties as intensified ICE enforcement raises concerns over employee safety, mobility, and regulatory uncertainty.
Gold and silver prices rebounded after recent declines, lifting global mining stocks and precious metal ETFs as investors quietly reassessed risk, policy expectations, and safe-haven demand.
China becomes the first country to ban hidden car door handles, citing safety concerns and urging automakers to balance sleek design with visibility and emergency accessibility.