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UK construction workers, struggling to find work, have now found that they are on an "employment blacklist", an illegal document which is ruining their lives.
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In an effort to streamline operations, reduce costs and increase shareholder value, McGraw-Hill has announced it is splitting into two separate companies, one focused on primary global markets and the other on education.
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An expert on willful blindness explains why companies, such as News Corp, have a difficult time rooting out poisonous practises harming their brand. Margaret Heffernan also suggests a few tips for cleaning house.
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The popular online community Reddit will soon launch various "branded communities" in order for companies to interact with customers and learn how to improve their products, according to an interview with Reddit's General Manager.
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The new solar panels that don the rooftops of the California Air national Guard base may be a first for any base. They won't be the last. Military and solar companies alike are expecting to see more solar projects on all types of bases across the country
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A Harris Interactive Poll of 60 companies shows Google has the best reputation in corporate America. It replaces Microsoft, which dropped to 10th place in the list.
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A number of organizations across the U.S. have decided to allow their employees to work four days a week to save on commuting. Many more companies are likely to follow.
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Cadbury Beverages Canada, Hershey Canada, Mars Canada and Nestle Canada are being hit with a class-action suit for allegedly conspiring to raise prices in Canada. They could be forced to pay damages to the Canadian public.
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Pressure has been stepped up by the Federal Trade Commission on the biggest food and drink companies in the U.S. to restrict cartoons on their adds for junk food that targets children under 12 years old.
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I guess it was going to happen sooner rather than later as news breaks today of the first online record retailer being sued over illegally selling imported cheap albums into the UK
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A bus company owner in Australia thanks loyal employees by giving them $16m (£10m) cash after the firm is sold to another company.
 Struggling cosmetic company Avon has rejected a $10 billion buyout offering from beauty company Coty, saying the offer undervalues the company.
New incentives and economic advantages are helping companies expand in the U.S.
A new company is formed in Edinburgh to produce a biofuel made from whisky by-products on an industrial scale.
 Companies are fighting for the right to supply green energy to Nova Scotians with competing plans to build wind farms.
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