Image copyright Getty Images Barclays has scrapped a system that tracked the time employees spent at their desks and sent warnings to those spending too long on breaks. The bank introduced the computer monitoring system last week, but had faced a staff backlash. Barclays said scrapping the system was a response to “colleague feedback”, but […]
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Tesla received a subpoena in December from the Securities and Exchange Commission asking the electric-car maker to turn over information about its financial data and contracts, the company said in a filing with the agency on Thursday. In the filing, Tesla also said the S.E.C. had closed a separate investigation into projections and statements the
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Tottenham’s Jose Mourinho and Chelsea’s Frank Lampard are grumbling managers ahead of their teams’ meeting in the Premier League that could have big repercussions in the race for Champions League qualification By STEVE DOUGLAS AP Sports Writer February 20, 2020, 1:31 PM 4 min read Jose Mourinho had almost reached the end of his lament
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LAS VEGAS — As six leading presidential candidates brawled onstage in a debate Wednesday night on the Las Vegas Strip, a handful of Nevadans supporting a man who didn’t make the cut were around seven miles away, puzzling over their evening plans. “Oh, he’s not?” asked an incredulous Cindy Yeargan, 71, when informed that the
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Mr. Kavesh, 57, who is based in a Seattle suburb, said that the factory in China that produced his cowboy hats was closed and that he did not know when it would reopen. Even after the factory’s workers return, the facility needs wool from its Chinese suppliers to make the hats. “The key component —
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Protesters are gathering outside Portugal’s parliament as lawmakers prepare to debate proposals that would allow euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill people By BARRY HATTON Associated Press February 20, 2020, 1:46 PM 2 min read LISBON, Portugal — Protesters gathered Thursday outside Portugal’s where lawmakers were due to debate proposals that would allow euthanasia
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Image copyright Getty Images Orlando Bloom learnt the hard way his tattoo was spelt incorrectly – people on the internet told him about it. Earlier this month he shared a photo of a new tattoo on his arm, which was meant to be his son’s name Flynn written in Morse code. The mistake wasn’t huge
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It’s not just the snow that is plentiful in ski country this season, so, too, are the offerings from an industry that is hustling to attract millennials and Gen Xers who have proven to be less interested in skiing and snowboarding than their parents. Mid-way through the season, here are some of the newest developments
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Lionel Messi has addressed the problems at Barcelona after two months of poor play and conflicts inside the club By JOSEPH WILSON Associated Press February 20, 2020, 11:31 AM 4 min read BARCELONA, Spain — Barcelona has been hit recently by a series of setbacks on the field and conflicts inside the club. And Lionel
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