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Spirits giant Diageo is expected to report lower sales and profits next week as consumer spending remains flat. fireHowever, analysts

UK retail stocks helped the FTSE make some headway on Friday despite a disappointing set of industry-wide economic data. T.The

Google’s parent company, Alphabet, said in an email to employees that it would lay off about 12,000 people. IIt was

Are we in a second wave of tech layoffs? Should we reasonably expect America’s largest tech employer to announce layoffs

Over-50s group Saga has confirmed talks to sell the underwriting arm of its insurance division to help pay off debt.

“Could you explain this to me like I was five years old?” .As far as I can judge, these words

London stocks resumed modest gains on Friday, led by technology and consumer goods stocks. ToEuropean tech stocks rallied on positive

Business executives in Northern Ireland have lost confidence in the number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals expected to close

Data from Lloyds Bank shows an increase in fraud where victims are asked to pay up front for goods and

Manuel Viera, PhD in Mining Economics and CEO of Metaproject, addressed the impact of the announcement of the National Lithium

The National Consumer Service (Sernac) held a meeting with representatives of La Polar to find out the real will of

The shares of the Chilean SQM have registered sharp falls in value. In fact, in the last few hours, the

This week the processing for a sixth withdrawal of the forecast funds began. In detail, there are seven projects that

“The private sector demands certainties to invest, the people demand certainties to live.” That was one of the phrases with

The Minister of Finance, Mario Marcel, recalled the importance of unlocking the tax debate in the country and emphasized the

The president of Icare (Chilean Institute of Rational Business Administration), Karen Thall, opened the National Business Meeting 2023, on which

Within the framework of a new edition of the National Business Meeting (Enade) 2023he President Gabriel Borichighlighted the measures that

The Government will present new amendments to the mining royalty project that will reduce the maximum tax burden from 48%