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P&G to Trim 7,000 Jobs While Reshaping Business Strategy for

P&G to Trim 7,000 Jobs While Reshaping Business Strategy for Future Growth

Procter & Gamble plans to cut 7,000 non-manufacturing jobs to streamline operations and adapt to global market challenges.


EU Urges China to Lift Rare Earth Export Controls Amid Industry Concerns

The EU urges China to lift rare earth export controls, warning of major disruptions to European industries.

Hooters Restaurant Closures Hit Seven States Amid Financial Trouble

Hooters closes over 30 restaurants in seven states amid bankruptcy and financial challenges.

Behind the Interface: How ChatR&R Works and Why It Matters

A technical breakdown of ChatR&R, the AI policy assistant powering IUCN's shift from manual governance to searchable, secure, and scalable resolution workflows.


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Mars Phases Out Titanium Dioxide in Skittles Amid Health Concerns
Mars removes titanium dioxide from U.S. Skittles amid growing health concerns and regulatory pressure.
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