Google’s history of European fines
Google’s disagreement with how to understand European legislation has over the last three years led to the company being fined
COVID changed our career priorities – study
Almost half of employees in the UK have become less focused on their careers as a result of the coronavirus
French anti-trust authority fines Google 500 million euros
French anti-trust authority is fining Google 500 million euros for failing to comply fully with temporary orders it had given
Georgian cameraman dies after attack at anti-pride event
Police in Georgia have launched a criminal investigation into the death of a cameraman who was attacked while covering an
“We need a journalism that reaches out beyond elites”
“Chasing subscription dollars is bad for journalism,” argues Nikki Usher, associate professor at the University of Illinois in the College
WhatsApp sued for breaching multiple EU consumer rights
The European Consumer Organisation, BEUC, and eight of its members have filed a complaint against Facebook-owned WhatsApp for multiple breaches of
Podcast: Why are working women still paying a motherhood penalty?
The motherhood penalty can be described as the systematic disadvantages that women encounter in their careers once becoming mothers, thus
How can we increase venture capital for women-led companies?
On July 15, the European Women in Venture Capital Group led by Kinga Stanislawska, who is also member of the
10 online business courses to elevate your career
There are thousands of online classes you can take in order to learn new skills, master areas of interest and
Minimum global corporate tax rate of 15%, says G20
G20 finance ministers have supported the proposal to fight multinational companies’ tax avoidance and introduce a minimum global corporate tax