Diageo Employees to Strike Over Pay at Scottish Bottling Plant
Workers at Diageo’s Leven plant in Scotland will launch a series of strikes over a dispute about pay starting Saturday.
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SEC Awards Whistleblower Over $5 Million for Enforcement Help
The US Securities and Exchange Commission awarded more than $5 million to a whistleblower who the agency says helped it bring a successful enforcement action.
Bulgaria Charges Four in Probe Into Crypto Lender Nexo
Bulgarian prosecutors have charged four people as part of an investigation into Nexo, a London-based crypto lender run by a former Bulgarian member of parliament.
Sweden Calls Erdogan Effigy an Attempt to Sabotage Its NATO Bid
Sweden’s government said the hanging of an effigy of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Stockholm was a deliberate attempt to block the Nordic nation’s efforts to become a member of the NATO alliance.
Tesla Market Value Debate Rages On: Is It a Tech or Car Company?
Wall Street is revisiting the key question when it comes to figuring out how much Tesla Inc. is really worth: Is it a stodgy automaker or a high-growth technology company?
Amundi’s $48 Billion ESG Fund Call Exposes a Lot of Holdouts
Europe’s biggest asset manager is setting a high bar for how to interpret ESG regulations, and that’s putting pressure on others in the industry to explain their strategies.
Buttigieg’s Ambitions Dented by Air-Travel Meltdown
A series of transportation calamities is tarnishing Pete Buttigieg’s political prospects, threatening to hamper his ability to use his high-profile cabinet position as a springboard for a widely-expected second White House bid once President Joe Biden leaves office.
Brexit Customs Deal Close as UK-EU Talks Poised to Intensify
The UK and European Union are nearing an agreement on customs aimed at reducing trade friction between Great Britain and Northern Ireland as they prepare to intensify wider post-Brexit negotiations.
Wells Fargo Expenses Swell on Regulatory Hit, Severance
Wells Fargo & Co. posted higher-than-expected fourth-quarter expenses, even after the firm warned of a hefty loss tied to a regulatory sanction last month.
US Consumers’ Year-Ahead Inflation Views Drop to Lowest Since April 2021
US short-term inflation expectations fell in early January to the lowest in nearly two years, providing a bigger-than-expected boost to consumer sentiment.
