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Why Meta Thrives Despite a Tarnished CEO Image
A new film criticizes Mark Zuckerberg, yet Meta's commercial strength and advertiser demand show resilience amid reputational challenges.
Why Meta Thrives Despite a Tarnished CEO Image
A new film criticizes Mark Zuckerberg, yet Meta's commercial strength and advertiser demand show resilience amid reputational challenges.
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French finance minister urges UK to return to the EU, citing shared global challenges
France's finance minister told the BBC that EU membership strengthens members' ability to face global challenges and called on the UK to return.
Jaguar’s New Electric Model Divides Opinion as Brand Stakes Its Future on EVs
Jaguar, relaunched by JLR two years ago, unveils a new electric car that has generated sharply mixed reactions and raises strategic questions for the brand.
Parents Start Retirement Funds for Toddlers: What to Know
A growing number of parents set up retirement accounts for young children. Reasons, benefits and key considerations for families are explained.
How to Handle the Salary Question When Interviewed
Practical steps to respond when interviewers ask your current salary, protect negotiation leverage and focus on market value and total compensation.
BoE governor cautions that AI-driven investment flows could spark market turbulence
Bank of England governor warns that surging investment into AI may create market shocks; central bank says it is monitoring flows closely.
Household energy costs to reach £1,999 in January, largest rise in four years
A forecast projects a typical household gas and electricity bill of £1,999 from January, the largest annual rise in four years.
