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World's most-crucial fuel diesel heads for shortage touching everything

Within the next few months, almost every region on the planet will face the danger of a diesel shortage

UK starting to have second thoughts about Brexit as economy faces recession

More than six years after voting to leave the European Union, the UK is facing a prolonged recession and a deep cost-of-living crisis

When Disney decided to dump its CEO Bob Chapek, the change happened fast

While Chapek's rise to the CEO spot in February of 2020 came as a surprise to many, his departure this week was even more shocking

Bob Iger to receive $27 million yearly for return as Walt Disney CEO

Iger will receive a base salary of $1 mn and a bonus equal to that amount, according to a filing by the company on Monday. In addition, he'll receive stock awards with target value of $25 mn each year

Twitter influences some people's jobs but it isn't helping your career

In an era when all workers are supposed to sustain a personal brand that in theory will insulate us from job losses, something important could be lost if the site disappears

India's big plans for cleaner aviation fuel face a string of hurdles

in Dehradun, scientists are working with partners including Boeing Co. to get global approvals for their biofuel, which is made from waste cooking oil and the seeds of plants

Twitter France head Damien Viel quits amid mass layoffs, says 'It's over'

Damien Viel, who confirmed his departure in a separate message to Bloomberg, had led the region for about seven years

War for talent, inflation spark highest pay hikes since 2007: Study

Overall salary increases in the US will be above 4.2% this year

Bear market to continue into 2023, say Goldman Sachs strategists

Goldman's strategists said the gains aren't sustainable, because stocks don't typically recover from troughs until the rate of deterioration in economic and earnings growth slows down

Goldman sees India's growth slowing in 2023 as post-pandemic benefits fade

Gross domestic product may expand by 5.9% in calendar year 2023 from an estimated 6.9% this year

China signs one of its biggest ever LNG deal with Qatar at $60 billion

Qatar Energy will send Sinopec 4 million tons of LNG a year starting in 2026, the state-controlled companies announced in a virtual ceremony on Monday

Oil prices sink as China's tightening anti-Covid curbs hurt demand outlook

Crude has erased the gains made at the start of the quarter, when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia agreed to reduce production by 2 million barrels a day

FTX fallout: Crypto markets on the back foot as investors pull funds

Investors continue to pull funds from digital-asset exchanges despite the latter's efforts to reassure markets about their stability.

With crypto in retreat, central banks take a quantum leap to cryptography

What will thrive even after this year's meltdown, however, is cryptographic money.

Twitter chief Elon Musk considers further layoffs in sales on Monday

Musk had offered Twitter employees an ultimatum: either stay on and work long hours in a more "hardcore" version of Twitter, or leave with severance pay

Moving the goalposts: Qatar's tarnished WC too big for brands to boycott

Human rights groups are in uproar over everything from the treatment of LGBTQ people in a country where homosexuality is illegal to the deaths of construction workers building the stadia

Inflation makes humbled central bankers scale back their ambitions

The first step for the newly humbled monetary policymakers is getting prices back under control without creating economic havoc

Trade divide could cost global economy $1.4 trillion: IMF chief Georgieva

Trade spats could cut 1.5% from global GDP; 3% in Asia

Fired by Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg? The old economy is there for you

British lender Barclays Plc is offering support for laid-off workers looking to start new fintech businesses and hopes to fill some of its thousands of technology job vacancies.

India becomes e-sports gaming hub with Valorant, BGMI tournaments

While still in its infancy compared to the US, China and Japan, investors are betting on huge growth in Indian esports -- powered by one of the world's youngest populations and cheap mobile data