Britain’s Boots to recruit 10,000 workers for Christmas period
British health and beauty retailer Boots said on Monday it planned to recruit more than 10,000 temporary workers, as competition for staff for the Christmas
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Neuralink’s ‘show & tell’ delayed by one month, Elon Musk says
Billionaire Elon Musk said in a tweet on Sunday pushed back by a month the date for Neuralink’s “show & tell” event to Nov. 30
Shale firms discount ‘U.S. put’ as inadequate to lift oil output
U.S. shale oil executive Matt Gallagher this week took a poll on Twitter to gauge sentiment toward President Joe Biden’s offer to stock the U.S.
Saudi Arabia launches bid to attract $10 billion in supply chain investment
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince on Sunday launched an initiative to attract investments in supply chains to and from the kingdom, with an aim of raising
Italy’s Illycaffe to pay global employee bonus, CEO tells paper
Italian premium coffee maker Illycaffe will pay a cash bonus to its employees to help them cope with increasingly stretched finances, its chief executive told
Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz dies aged 78
Dietrich Mateschitz, the Austrian billionaire founder and owner of energy drink company Red Bull, died on Saturday at the age 78 after a serious illness
BoE’s Mann: bond purchases for stability were targeted and temporary
Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann said on Saturday that bond purchases by the central bank in the days after the government’s “mini-budget” fiscal plan