For the first time in roughly ten years, the typical American job seeker is spending longer searching for work than the government will fund their search. Unemployment benefits expire for most workers
Saturday’s Aintree card carries consequences that stretch well beyond Liverpool, with a coveted Cheltenham Festival berth on the line in the afternoon’s feature qualifier. Racing at the Merseyside venue resumes after Storm
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The pharmaceutical industry’s long reliance on static dashboards to manage supply chain complexity may be approaching its end, according to a leading visibility technology executive. Mark Talens of PAXAFE made the case
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A federal lawsuit targeting McDonald’s could force US courts to decide whether an algorithm recommending prices across competing outlets amounts to illegal price-fixing under the Sherman Act. At the heart of the
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With two of the Royal Navy’s five operational Type 23 frigates now considered unseaworthy, Britain may be left with a single vessel available for Atlantic patrols as soon as next year. The
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Buried inside Anthropic’s updated IPO filing is a commitment that dwarfs almost every corporate infrastructure bet in history: roughly $895bn in future spending, almost entirely on computing power and data centres. That
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Pharmaceutical supply chains are facing a growing security threat, not just from opportunistic theft but from increasingly sophisticated diversion strategies targeting outbound freight. Industry experts are warning that a persistent culture of
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With ballots now being counted across the country, the most immediate consequence of Tuesday’s midterm elections may be a high-stakes government funding fight with a December 11, 2026, deadline. Whichever parties control
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A compensation arms race is accelerating across major law firms, with associates at multiple practices now looking at significantly improved pay packages heading into 2027. DLA Piper matched Milbank’s $235,000 base salary
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France became the bloc’s most visible weak point in the third quarter, its economy shrinking by 0.1% as soaring borrowing costs and political turmoil over its budget deficit deepened investor alarm. The
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A sweeping expansion of tax enforcement is set to place professional footballers, their agents, and other elite sports figures under unprecedented financial scrutiny over the coming years. Documents published alongside the Budget
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