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UK Musicians' 'Silent Album' Protest To Proposed Changes To Copyright Laws
If passed, the new British copyright law would permit tech companies to use musicians' original music to train AI models.
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Hong Kong Firm's $9 Billion Bid For Majority Stake In UK Water Supplier
A Hong Kong company has submitted an initial 7-billion pounds ($8.8 billion) bid for a majority stake in Thames Water, a heavily indebted UK water supplier, the Financial Times said Friday.
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UK Sanctions Russian Officials In Latest Kremlin Crackdown
Britain unveiled Friday sanctions against four Russian officials and two subsidiaries of Russia's state-owned civil nuclear energy company, in the "latest crackdown on the Kremlin" following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Samsung Galaxy A56 5G India, UK Support Pages Go Official Ahead of Launch
Samsung Galaxy A56 5G is said to be in development as a successor to the Galaxy A55 which debuted in March. Now, official support pages of the purported smartphone for several regions have been made live by the company which hints towards its launch being imminent. While they do not mention any device specifications or even the moniker, the listed ...
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Nothing Phone 3a Tipped to Get Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC, 6.8-Inch Display, More
Nothing has scheduled a product launch in March's first week and the UK brand is expected to unveil new smartphones during the event. While the company hasn't revealed the marketing name of the devices, a new leak suggests the specifications of the purported Phone 3a. The upcoming handset is tipped to come with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset.
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200 UK Companies Permanently Move To 4-Day Work Week
In a landmark move reinventing the working week in the United Kingdom, at least 200 British companies have signed up for a permanent four-day working week for all their employees without any loss of pay.
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What Is Blue Monday? All About 'Most Depressing Day Of The Year'
Blue Monday is a term coined by the UK travel company Sky Travel in a 2005 press release.
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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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UK Approves Centuries-Old Royal Mail's Takeover By Czech Billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group
Britain's centuries-old Royal Mail is set to pass into foreign ownership after the UK government Monday approved the takeover of its parent company by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group.
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Women Are Still Struggling To Make It Into The C-Suite In The UK
Women are increasingly being hired for the roles at companies that tend to lead to the CEO slot, but they're still largely missing at the highest rungs of British corporations.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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TV Presenter Gregg Wallace Steps Away From MasterChef Over Misconduct Allegations
Gregg Wallace's lawyers have denied all the allegations but MasterChef's production company has launched an investigation against him.
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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
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UK-Based Indian Woman Says HR Asked Her About Marriage Plans: "Is It Still Happening?"
A 25-year-old Indian marketing specialist based in the UK recently claimed that an HR representative of an Indian company asked her if she was planning to marry soon.
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Johnson & Johnson Risks UK Lawsuit Over Powder Cancer Claim By Thousands
UK claimants on Wednesday announced legal action against US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson, alleging that women diagnosed with cancers were exposed to asbestos in the company's talcum powder.
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UK Musicians' 'Silent Album' Protest To Proposed Changes To Copyright Laws
If passed, the new British copyright law would permit tech companies to use musicians' original music to train AI models.
-
Hong Kong Firm's $9 Billion Bid For Majority Stake In UK Water Supplier
A Hong Kong company has submitted an initial 7-billion pounds ($8.8 billion) bid for a majority stake in Thames Water, a heavily indebted UK water supplier, the Financial Times said Friday.
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UK Sanctions Russian Officials In Latest Kremlin Crackdown
Britain unveiled Friday sanctions against four Russian officials and two subsidiaries of Russia's state-owned civil nuclear energy company, in the "latest crackdown on the Kremlin" following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Samsung Galaxy A56 5G India, UK Support Pages Go Official Ahead of Launch
Samsung Galaxy A56 5G is said to be in development as a successor to the Galaxy A55 which debuted in March. Now, official support pages of the purported smartphone for several regions have been made live by the company which hints towards its launch being imminent. While they do not mention any device specifications or even the moniker, the listed ...
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Nothing Phone 3a Tipped to Get Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC, 6.8-Inch Display, More
Nothing has scheduled a product launch in March's first week and the UK brand is expected to unveil new smartphones during the event. While the company hasn't revealed the marketing name of the devices, a new leak suggests the specifications of the purported Phone 3a. The upcoming handset is tipped to come with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset.
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200 UK Companies Permanently Move To 4-Day Work Week
In a landmark move reinventing the working week in the United Kingdom, at least 200 British companies have signed up for a permanent four-day working week for all their employees without any loss of pay.
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What Is Blue Monday? All About 'Most Depressing Day Of The Year'
Blue Monday is a term coined by the UK travel company Sky Travel in a 2005 press release.
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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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UK Approves Centuries-Old Royal Mail's Takeover By Czech Billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group
Britain's centuries-old Royal Mail is set to pass into foreign ownership after the UK government Monday approved the takeover of its parent company by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group.
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Women Are Still Struggling To Make It Into The C-Suite In The UK
Women are increasingly being hired for the roles at companies that tend to lead to the CEO slot, but they're still largely missing at the highest rungs of British corporations.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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TV Presenter Gregg Wallace Steps Away From MasterChef Over Misconduct Allegations
Gregg Wallace's lawyers have denied all the allegations but MasterChef's production company has launched an investigation against him.
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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
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UK-Based Indian Woman Says HR Asked Her About Marriage Plans: "Is It Still Happening?"
A 25-year-old Indian marketing specialist based in the UK recently claimed that an HR representative of an Indian company asked her if she was planning to marry soon.
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Johnson & Johnson Risks UK Lawsuit Over Powder Cancer Claim By Thousands
UK claimants on Wednesday announced legal action against US pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson, alleging that women diagnosed with cancers were exposed to asbestos in the company's talcum powder.
