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The Daily BeastGiuliani Takes Another L in Court as Judge Tosses His Suit Against Biden
Cash-strapped former Donald Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani’s defamation lawsuit against President Joe Biden has been dismissed after the judge handling the case determined that the former New York City mayor “utterly failed” to carry his burden.Last October, Giuliani sued Biden for saying during a 2020 presidential debate that Giuliani was a “Russian pawn.”Biden’s lawyers contended that the complaint was “utterly devoid of well-pled factual allegations,” and after Giuliani failed to respond to thei
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The 99p tool that could save you up to £350 on your energy bills this winter
Energy bills are set to rise by £149 for the average household from October after Ofgem announced it would be raising its energy price cap
- Yahoo News UK
Should office workers be able to work from home? Poll of the week
Amazon has told its staff to return to the office five days a week, but do you think workers should be granted the right to work from home?
- AFP
Europe's EV troubles bubble up at Brussels Audi factory
Outside an Audi factory in Brussels described by the German carmaker as the "cradle" of its electric drive, around 200 picketing workers huddled around a bonfire in the morning drizzle."They screwed up with electric," Karim Chawki, 52, a picketing worker, said.
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What’s going on with the Phoenix Group share price?
The Phoenix Group share price has had a rough time lately, down nearly 20% in five years. But with shifting demographics, is there an opportunity? The post What’s going on with the Phoenix Group share price? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
- The Telegraph
US tech giant halts €30bn factory in latest blow to German economy
Intel has halted plans for a €30bn (£25bn) microchip facility in Germany in a major blow to Europe’s technology plans.
- The Telegraph
How pensioners could be targeted in Reeves’s Budget
Pensioners are in the firing line of Rachel Reeves’ first Budget after Labour pledged not to raise taxes – but only for “working people”.
- Echo
Southend Council set to take action against chippy over huge silver tube installed
Councillors will discuss a planning breach at 186 Leigh Road, Leigh, at a Development Control Committee meeting on Wednesday
- Fortune
No one cares if you roll in on time anymore, but here are the behaviors co-workers do mind
Depending on sector, emphasis on punctuality has waned as remote work has thrived
- USA TODAY
How can I resolve a hostile email exchange before it escalates? Ask HR
Escalating email exchanges can create tension and damage working relationships. When emotions are running high, it’s essential to step back and pause.
- Fortune
Andy Jassy’s return-to-office mandate shows how serious the Amazon culture mid-life crisis has gotten
The Amazon CEO's announcement on Monday, ordering the end to pandemic-era hybrid work and flattening management, is a very public and calculated kick in the pants to the 30-year-old organization.
- Yahoo Finance
Schultz-era Starbucks executive retires as new CEO Brian Niccol aims for revival
Starbucks is brewing up some C-Suite changes.
- Manchester Evening News
Recruiter says there's 'correct' way to answer simple interview question
Although it's a simple question it needs more than just a straightforward answer as recruitment expert Emily revealed. However, not everyone agrees with her suggestion
- TechCrunch
As TikTok ban heads to court, ByteDance's Lemon8 surges
As TikTok heads to court on Monday to argue against a U.S. ban, parent company ByteDance's newer social app, Lemon8, is once again surging to the top of the App Store in the U.S. The push is due, in part, to increased advertising. Described by TikTok influencers as a cross between Pinterest and Instagram -- or more recently, as "Pinterest on steroids" -- the app had previously appeared in the App Store's top charts when a TikTok ban was being discussed by U.S. lawmakers. Seemingly poised to serve as a backup plan if TikTok were to be removed from the U.S. market -- or divested from its Chinese parent company -- Lemon8 offers TikTok creators a new platform they could port their followers to in the event of a ban.
- South China Morning Post
Germany lobbies fellow EU members to vote against tariffs on Chinese EVs
Germany and China are actively working to convince European Union members to oppose electric vehicle tariffs during a vote next week, senior EU sources say. Berlin has been phoning other capitals in a late bid to get them to oppose the duties during a vote planned for September 25. The development comes as Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao makes his way around Europe, discussing the high-profile trade dispute with senior figures in influential governments. Do you have questions about the big
- CityAM
OVO Energy to pay out millions in compensation after Ofgem probe
The UK’s fourth-largest energy supplier, OVO, has agreed to a £2.37m settlement following a regulatory investigation by Ofgem. The energy watchdog uncovered significant delays in addressing customer complaints, with some unresolved for up to 18 months. In addition, OVO failed to action the Energy Ombudsman’s rulings in certain cases. As part of the settlement, the
- Fortune
Jamie Dimon’s right hand man is ready to lead JP Morgan—but time is not on his side
Dimon recently called Daniel Pinto his ‘hit-by-a-bus’ successor, but that doesn't mean the top job awaits.
- Business Insider
A partially deaf passenger is suing Frontier for discrimination, claiming he and his wife were barred from a flight and not given a reason
Ivaylo Dodev, who is deaf in one ear, said a gate agent became "pugilistic" after he said he couldn't hear what they had said to him before boarding.
- CityAM
I was made redundant three times — but that didn’t stop me from following my ambitions
“I knew I had to find something that really was a true pain point, not just for me but for my network…"
- SmartAsset
84% of Retirees Are Getting This RMD Rule Wrong, Study Finds
Though retirees are only required to take a certain portion of their retirement savings out as distributions each year, a study from JPMorgan Chase shows that there is likely good reason to take out more. A withdrawal approach based solely on … Continue reading → The post 84% of Retirees Are Making This RMD Mistake appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.