Thomson Reuters restructuring for post-pandemic
Thomson Reuters announced it will reshape its corporate structure for a post-pandemic world, close offices, streamline technology and rely more
Female founder or developer? Apply now to Apple’s Entrepreneur Camp
Apple invites female founders and developers worldwide to join the newly inaugurated Entrepreneur Camp, as part of the company’s initiative
Facebook to pay USD 1 billion for news
Following the turbulence when Facebook stopped the sharing of news in Australia, the company now says it will spend at
Diversity and Inclusion Company Index: Microsoft
Diversity and Inclusion doesn't just happen: companies need to have a strategy and a commitment to achieve it - and…
The value of unpaid household work
A Chinese court´s ruling in a divorce case has led to wide discussion on social media about the value of
Man jailed for 15 years for murdering Maltese journalist
One of three men accused of assassinating investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta three years ago has been sentenced
Stiff competition on home entertainment market
The competition on the European home entertainment market is getting stiffer. Star, Disney Plus´ channel targeting older audiences on international
Bonnier Group appoints new CEO
Stina Andersson has been appointed managing director of Swedish publishing group Bonnier’s mother company Bonnier Group. She is presently Chief
UK firms given 6-month reprieve on gender pay gap reporting
Companies in the U.K. that fail to meet the gender pay gap reporting deadline of 4 April will be given
Netflix’s new feature downloads shows you’d like to watch
Netflix launched on Monday a new feature that aims to bring more offline content to users who opt-in automatic downloads.