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China’s steel mills may have taken a wrong turn by adding millions of tonnes of new high-end capacity just as the country’s car sector, a key steel consumer, undergoes its first contraction in decades, cutting metal demand.
Continue reading …The Fed’s policy statements grew so complicated after the recession that standard gauges of readability suggested people needed four years of university or more to understand them.
Continue reading …Sunrise Communications has entered “advanced discussions” to buy Liberty Global’s Swiss business in a deal which values the internet and digital television provider at 6.3 billion Swiss francs ($6.30 billion).
Continue reading …After last month’s deadly tailings dam disaster at a Vale SA facility in Brazil, Freeport-McMoRan Inc Chief Executive Richard Adkerson sent a memo to his 29,000 employees telling them to immediately report any safety concerns about the scores of dams his company operates.
Continue reading …Walmart plans to discontinue having greeters at approximately 1,000 stores nationwide by late April, a move that may displace many individuals with disabilities that staff these positions.
Continue reading …Exercise due diligence for all job candidates to avoid negligent hiring nightmares.
Continue reading …Boosting adoption rates of new HR technology can make tech investments pay off.
Continue reading …Mexico is making a major investment in the education and workforce training of its young adults.
Continue reading …Employers seeking to reduce their health care spending can consider emulating the strategies used by best-practice companies.
Continue reading …A security guard’s claim of failure to accommodate under the Americans with Disabilities Act could proceed to trial despite his physical inability to perform walking patrol rounds, a federal district court decided.
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