A growing number of young Chinese are getting certified to become tour guides, driven by unstable job prospects in ...

Eric Ma, CEO of the Hong Kong billionaire Cheng family’s flagship New World Development, has resigned from the top job. The surprise announcement comes just two months after Ma, who was COO of ...

Skechers is tempting shoppers with the opportunity to save on hundreds of its top-selling boots and trainers by using a special checkout code in an early Black Friday promotion. The Reggae Fest 2.0 ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Chinese electric car maker Xpeng is expected to break even sometime later in 2025, its President Brian Gu said, betting that strong demand for its new models and expanding into ...

Ford to Cut European Jobs as EV Shift, Chinese Rivals Take Toll By Nick Carey and Tom Käckenhoff LONDON/COLOGNE (Reuters) - Ford said it would cut around 14% of its European workforce on ...

poor government support for the EV shift and competition from subsidized Chinese rivals. Ford said the 4,000 job cuts, which represent around 2.3% of its total workforce of 174,000, would be ...

poor government support for the EV shift and competition from subsidized Chinese rivals. Ford said the 4,000 job cuts, which represent around 2.3% of its total workforce of 174,000, would be primarily ...

For many Chinese students, “their parents, their teachers, had said, ‘Go to America, study, maybe you can even stay – you’ll get a good job, have a good life,’” she added. But the ...

The Bank of England governor today joined Britain's biggest retailers warning that job cuts are 'inevitable ... The bosses of Aldi, Amazon UK, Boots, Lidl, JD Sports, Primark, Morrisons and ...

DOZENS of high street chains such as Boots, Next and Tesco have warned the ... National Insurance and the living wage — triggering job losses and price rises. It adds “difficult decisions ...

Some of Britain's biggest retailers have warned that job cuts and price hikes are 'inevitable ... were the bosses of Aldi, Amazon UK, Boots, Lidl, JD Sports, Primark, Morrisons and Greggs.

"The sheer scale of new costs and the speed with which they occur create a cumulative burden that will make job losses inevitable, and higher prices a certainty." Other major signatories included Aldi ...