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The UK is failing to address menopausal discrimination in the workforce, an issue that led to women quitting their jobs due to a lack of employer support, a committee of lawmakers said.

The UK’s public sector needs a “robust ethical culture” to ensure people feel safe speaking up about poor behavior, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s standards watchdog warned following a string of allegations of impropriety across government.

Home prices in Portugal had the biggest annual rise in more than three decades, defying expectations that rising interest rates would dampen demand for property in the southern European nation.

Google’s chief executive officer told employees on Monday that job cuts were made in a bid to act decisively as the company’s growth slowed.

Elon Musk told a jury that his 2018 tweet announcing a proposal to take Tesla Inc. private included the possibility of using his holdings in SpaceX to help finance the transaction, along with a multibillion-dollar commitment by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.

(Bloomberg) — An Amazon.com Inc. warehouse worker who helped lead a hotly contested union campaign in Bessemer, Alabama, said he was abruptly terminated without explanation.

A once-powerful Mexican official who oversaw his nation’s war against drugs collected more than $14 million for helping Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman intercept a rival gang’s cocaine shipment, a cartel security chief told a New York jury.

Mark Zandi, the Moody’s Analytics chief economist, warned that investors are “too sanguine” about a looming political fight over the US debt limit — and that itself raises the danger of a devastating default.

A retired FBI official was charged with working for the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska in violation of US sanctions and with taking $225,000 in cash from a former Albanian security officer.