How TikTok influencers are helping companies recruit new workers
Companies are increasingly using platforms like TikTok to advertise open roles and to reach younger Gen Z and millennial candidates.
‘A cowardly and vile attack’: Over 400 arrested after Bolsonaro supporters storm Brazil’s Congress
On an extraordinary day of political violence, rioters ransacked Brazil’s institutional sites as part of a failed attempt to overthrow Lula’s government.
Swiss central bank posts biggest loss in its 116-year history
The central bank took a massive hit on its large pile of foreign currency holdings as the Swiss franc strengthened.
The first ever orbital space launch from the UK is due to take off on Monday
The modified Boeing 747 plane, named “Cosmic Girl,” will take off from Spaceport Cornwall in southwest England at 10.16 p.m. local time if conditions allow.
Brazil’s currency slides as world leaders condemn pro-Bolsonaro riots
Brazil’s currency weakened after supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro stormed government buildings on Sunday in protest against his election loss.
UK PM Sunak seeks ‘constructive’ union talks as government readies contentious anti-strike laws
Tens of thousands of workers have walked out across industries in recent months to demand better working conditions and pay raises in line with inflation.
Suez Canal traffic ‘regular’ after bulk carrier suffers engine failure in waterway
The Suez Canal Authority said work was underway to tow bulk carrier Glory after it suffered an engine failure Monday morning.
South African utility says police are investigating the alleged poisoning of its CEO
After officially taking office in January 2020, De Ruyter led a clampdown on corruption and organized criminal behavior, including sabotage of infrastructure.
Bank of America just added these biotech stocks to its list of first-quarter picks
The biotech sector is hot on Wall Street right now. Here are some of Bank of America’s favorite stocks going into 2023.
More mainland Chinese firms will take away market share from Taiwan iPhone suppliers: Investment firm
“China is doing quite well in pretty much everything, except semiconductors,” said Kirkland Capital’s CEO.
