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WeWork’s ousted boss plots buyback of bankrupt firm
Lawyers for Adam Neumann claim the leaders of his former company are stonewalling his approaches.
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Facebook and Instagram to label all fake AI images
The tech will detect images - but not video or audio - made by other companies' AI generators.
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NatWest may ‘tell Sid’ to buy shares in June
The firm overseeing the government's stake in the bank may soon begin selling shares to the public.
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BP reports second highest profit in a decade
The energy giant will hand billions of pounds to investors and ramp up oil production.
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Owner of ‘Russia’s Google’ pulls out of home country
The firm has previously been accused of hiding information about the Ukraine war from the Russian public.
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Is Ireland’s productivity boom real or ‘artificial’?
Irelands hosts many multinational companies which makes calculating its true productivity difficult.
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claims cost of living pressures starting to ease
As millions get a final cost of living payment, Rishi Sunak says the burden on households is subsiding.
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Arrival: Electric van maker’s UK arm enters administration
The UK-based operations of Arrival - once worth billions - have been placed in administration.
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McDonald’s sales dented by Israel-Gaza boycotts
The chain said its fourth quarter sales failed to meet its target for the first time in four years.
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Fines for missing heat pump targets could be dropped, Downing Street hints
Plans to penalise boiler makers for missing heat pump installation targets are reportedly being scrapped.
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