When Swiss watch boss, Christoph Grainger-Herr, was unable to fly to a global trade show in China because of Covid-19 restrictions, he decided to beam in Star Trek-style instead.
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South Korean dairy giant apologises for controversial advert
South Korea’s biggest dairy brand has been forced to apologise over an advert depicting women as cows.
Japanese billionaire blasts off to International Space Station
Japanese entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa has blasted off on a trip to the International Space Station (ISS), joining the growing list of billionaires who have made it to space.
Is It Ethical to Own an iPhone?
Recent media reports and ongoing protests over the reportedly abhorrent working conditions at factories where Apple’s iPhones are produced have left socially conscious Americans with a dilemma: Is it ethical to own an iPhone?
El Salvador plans to create a ‘Bitcoin City’ and raise $1 billion via a ‘Bitcoin Bond’
El Salvador plans to construct a “Bitcoin City” near a volcano that will be funded by the cryptocurrency, the country’s President Nayib Bukele announced Saturday.
The city will have residential and commercial areas, services, entertainment, restaurants and an airport and will be built near Conchagua volcano in south eastern El Salvador.
The Best Receipt-Tracking Apps for Professionals
Small businesses need a way to track their expenses. We’ll tell you which receipt-tracking apps they prefer.
21 Great Small Business Ideas to Start in 2021
Looking for a great business idea? These ideas will help you start and grow a successful business in 2021.
3 Things Most Successful Businesses Do Right
Most successful businesses have three basic building blocks in common.
Fuel, housing costs boosted October’s inflation. Here’s what it means for the Fed’s stance on interest rates
arket pros say the Federal Reserve may be forced to move up the timeline on its ultimate inflation-fighting tool: interest rate hikes.
Big business bosses are warning that supply chain issues and inflation are here to stay
ONDON — Top executives at multiple European blue-chip companies have told CNBC that supply chain problems, labor shortages and inflationary pressures will run for longer than policymakers are expecting.
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