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Business
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Social network’s move comes as Facebook faces controversy over ads that promote misinformation -
But central bank’s reluctance to further reduce borrowing costs could rile Donald Trump
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Company withdraws appeal against £500,000 penalty imposed by UK data watchdog
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In depth
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Meals 4 Heels is offering healthy late-night takeout for sex workers and strippers, and it’s just part of a discussion on wellness and working conditions in the industry -
Unlike most tech companies, Fairphone has a workforce with an almost equal gender split, and a majority of women in leadership. So is its ethical mission the secret to achieving parity? -
Changing corporate culture and weak regulation appear to be factors in the recent 737 Max crashes -
As a media critic, I’ve had an intimate look at the channel’s morning show – and how it poisons the national conversation
Around the world
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New law, which goes into effect 1 January, is intended to ‘protect’ teens and their developing brains, said junior health minister -
Energy supplier loses 165,000 customers but wind-based renewables business grows -
Seven top 200 companies, including telco and takeover target TPG, still have no women at all on the board -
Australia’s small financial institutions are linking up to survive low interest rates and an ageing demographic
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings -
Protesters want billionaires with blood on their hands to resign from museum boards. But that’s not enough: we need publicly controlled museums -
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