Expect a 'permanent change' of 25% working days from home: Stanford professor

Paris Airport Traffic to Return to Normal Sunday on Strike Halt

Traffic at Paris’s main airport is expected to return to normal on Sunday after some unions called a halt to a strike that began on Thursday, the French civil aviation authority said.

Charting the Global Economy: Factories Slow Down From US to Asia

Manufacturing from the US to Asia is very much in a slowdown as factories continue to struggle with supply snarls, labor shortages and elevated materials costs.

Workers near generators in the turbine hall at the Kusile coal-fired power station, operated by Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., in Delmas, Mpumalanga province, South Africa, on Wednesday, June 8, 2022. The coal-fired plant’s sixth and last unit is expected to reach commercial operation in two years, with the fifth scheduled to be done by December 2023.

South Africa Labor Unions Study Eskom Offer for 7% Wage Hike

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., South Africa’s embattled power utility, will resume wage talks with workers on Tuesday after proposing a 7% wage hike to end an impasse that plunged the continent’s most industrialized nation into its worst blackout since 2019.

An employee during safety checks at the Uniper SE Bierwang Natural Gas Storage Facility in Muhldorf, Germany.

The Great European Energy Market Bailout Is Only Getting Started

Three decades ago, Europe decided to open up its energy markets to foster competition, a move meant to bring lower prices for consumers across the continent.

Ethical Debt Pioneer Says Transparency Will Fuel Market Growth

Five years ago, Roland Mees helped a Dutch health technology firm issue the first loan linking borrowing costs to environmental, social and governance targets.

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