Month: May 2021

[ad_1] Frank Phillips, owner of a handful of coffee franchises based in Paulding, Georgia, says he received 200 job applications when he opened a new location. For its most recent […]

[ad_1] China will allow couples to have three children, ignoring calls to completely abandon their historic family policies in the face of an approaching demographic crisis after Beijing reported that […]

[ad_1] The brighter prospects for the world economy will give governments room to move from general emergency support to more specific measures, with a focus on investment, the OECD has […]

[ad_1] Hong Kong has exempted senior financial executives and executives from some listed companies from its harsh border quarantine rules, prompting the call for business groups to extend the measures […]

[ad_1] The EU legislator who will lead the EU’s flagship technology regulation through the European parliament has said it should focus on the five largest technology companies in the US. […]

[ad_1] Some of the world’s largest bicycle manufacturers are considering a shake-up of their supply chains due to delays in parts delivery, described by several manufacturers as the longest in […]

[ad_1] The world’s largest food company, Nestlé, has acknowledged that more than 60 percent of its conventional food and beverage products do not meet a “recognized definition of health” and […]

[ad_1] The resurgent Spanish center-right opposition leader has said he wants to form a “national salvation government” to carry out far-reaching reforms, including tax cuts in the three months following […]

[ad_1] At the start of the year, the German government quietly launched a novel system of carbon pricing that could revolutionise who pays for the cost of polluting in Europe. […]

[ad_1] When Joe Biden, president of the United States, ordered last week American intelligence to intensify efforts to determine the origins of Covid-19, it gave new life to the theory […]