
Britain’s Workforce Shrinks Despite a Surge in Wages and Bonuses
Wages in the UK are rising, and employers are paying bonuses to recruit workers in a scarce market. Yet people who left the labor market during the pandemic are staying away.
Wages in the UK are rising, and employers are paying bonuses to recruit workers in a scarce market. Yet people who left the labor market during the pandemic are staying away.
The pound rallied the most against the dollar since December 2020, as better-than-expected UK jobs numbers attracted traders to the beaten-down currency.
Sri Lanka’s new Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe wants to sell the national airline, saying the country’s poorest people who’ve never flown shouldn’t be saddled with its losses. Finding a buyer might not be easy.
The stock-photo giant, planning to go public, will sell unique digital versions of some of its millions of notable images
Hundreds of smallholders in Indonesia, the world’s biggest palm oil exporter, rallied in protest of an export ban on the commodity, adding pressure on President Joko Widodo to end his protectionist policy.
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