Elon Musk's Tesla Settles Sexual Harassment Lawsuit by Ex-Worker Who Claimed She Was Fired After Being Harassed 100 Times

Elon Musk's Tesla has settled a lawsuit filed by a former factory worker who claimed she was dismissed after reporting sexual harassment incidents.


Anglo American Announces Plans to Leave Diamond, Platinum, Coal Mining to Avoid BHP Acquisition Plans

Anglo American decided on abandoning its diamond, platinum, and coal operations in order to realign its operations on nickel and avoid acquisitions offered by BHP Group...

Walmart Is Laying off Hundreds of Employees, Asking Remote Workers to Move to Offices

Walmart is reportedly laying off hundreds of corporate employees and requesting all its remote workers to move to the company's offices...

Japan's Finance Minister Stresses Close Coordination with Bank of Japan

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki told reporters about the importance of the government cooperating and coordinating its financial goals with the Bank of Japan...


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