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Six podcasts for the drama lover
Binge-listening is easier to fit into your daily routine than binge-watching, and these fictional podcasts are a worthy alternative to any audiobook
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How the Adanis could keep three countries hooked on coal for decades
In June, Australian authorities granted the Adani Group access to coal from an untapped reserve, helping ensure that coal will remain woven into the economy and lives of people in Australia, India and Bangladesh, despite urgent warnings against coal burning by climate change scientists
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WeWork takes key step toward IPO, citing heady growth and huge losses
Co-working space chain WeWork, which is valued at nearly $50 billion as a private company, faces sharp questions about its business model. It lost more than $1.6 billion last year on just $1.8 billion in revenue
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Citing economy, Donald Trump says Americans have 'no choice but to vote for me'
The President declared that even Americans who 'hate him' would have to elect him, or the stock market will collapse
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Tier II and beyond will drive real estate growth: Clicbrics' Rohit Malik
After getting global marquee investors such as Manny Singh and Peter Mann on board, online real estate marketplace Clicbrics now plans to fan across smaller cities and towns
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Jack Ma, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw at Forbes Global CEO Conference 2019
The conference—to be held in October 2019 in Singapore—will see about 50 business leaders debate and discuss key issues of global concern
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Need space at work? Just say 'Open Sesame'
Secret office rooms help a company generate "buzz" about their workplaces, which helps with staff recruitment and retention, and might also be part of the pushback against open plans
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Trump's push to bring back US jobs shows limited results
Statistics from the US government and other sources do not support Trump's claim about his policies' effectiveness in drawing investment and jobs from abroad
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Cathay Pacific, icon of Hong Kong's rise, now reflects China's grip
The Chinese government has forced Cathay Pacific Airways, a longtime emblem of Hong Kong's proud status as a global capital, to bar staffers who support the territory's protests from working on flights to mainland China
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Yes, there is a trade-off between inflation and unemployment
Today, most economists believe there is a trade-off between inflation and unemployment in the sense that actions taken by a central bank push these variables in opposite directions. What does the Philips curve have to say?