By Erik Germ Published: April 24th, 2022
Maritime union, RMT vowed to keep the pressure on P&O ferries after the embattled company was forced into an embarrassing U-turn after trying to reduce agency workers rates of pay.
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With some recent poor showings, a draw was a win
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TAMNI project is happened from the owner wish to develop a plot of land with 22 units of over 60 years old shophouses that are in disrepair due to heavy use and non-standard construction. Due to the family's old residence for so long, the road in front of the land belonged to the family's surname.
I'm in a press junket talking about press junkets with Barry co-creator/writer/director/star Bill Hader. It's a meta Hollywood moment straight out of the Emmy-winning show that mines black comedy from ...
We all have our headaches — literal and figurative — but health care in the Heartland is something special. And it's something that's evolving all the time. That's why, starting today, we are pleased to launch Health Matters in the…
Earth Day might be over for another year, but consumers have a message for brands: stop promoting products and services that are damaging the planet. Fresh data shows the public is becoming increasingly frustrated with airlines, SUVs and fossil fuel companies for doing just that. A study from think tank The New Weather Institute and...
“They’re making a rush decision, and that’s when regret comes.”
Comparisons to the French queen abound whenever a female figure is drawn into controversy, writes Madeleine Pelling
Senator Elizabeth Warren and her fellow Big Oil critics may have finally got some literal proof that the oil industry benefits directly from the imbalance of supply and demand: Big Oil executives are selling shares in their companies worth millions. According to calculations made by Bloomberg, the chief executive of Hess Corp. alone sold stock worth $85 million in the first quarter in several deals, while the head of Marathon Oil sold $34.3 million. For the industry overall, more executives sold than bought shares in their companies... Читать дальше...
PAX East 2022 has officially closed its doors for another year. We've had a great time over the last four days, but alas, it's time for us to head back home to the RPS Treehouse, find a nice cosy corner, and sleep for 100 years. Before we do that, though, here's our final daly round-up video, which is all about games, games, games. Enjoy!
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