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The court said the law, which forced boards to have up to three women directors, was discriminatory.

A UK study says record-breaking temperatures in NW India and Pakistan are now 100 times more likely.

A growing number of young people are getting into crypto trading - despite the risks.

Pat McCarthy says there are not enough staffed tills for those who struggle with self-service machines.

The government wants to ensure companies pass on tax cuts to motorists as diesel prices hit new highs.

Are you actually busy, or do you just feel busy? The answer matters because it could change how you move through your daily life. Leadership expert Dorie Clark shares the three reasons people fall into an endless loop of feeling constantly busy, and invites you to question what really motivates how you spend your time.

Nestle is flying in additional shipments from Europe as the US faces a shortage.

As digital assets like cryptocurrency and NFTs become more mainstream, design thinker and head of Instagram Adam Mosseri believes that creators are uniquely positioned to benefit. These blockchain-enabled technologies could remove the need for a "middleman" in the form of large social media platforms, allowing creators to more freely distribute their work and connect with their audiences. He explains how this new age of the internet will give way to "the greatest transfer of power from institutions to individuals in all time."

School caterers will have to shrink portions or use cheaper ingredients, a major food wholesaler warns.

The deal to buy Twitter can't "move forward" without proof of spam account numbers, Mr Musk says.

Pay fell by 1.2% between January and March due to soaring inflation but the jobs market remained buoyant.

Massive tractors and combine harvesters could be having a lasting impact on soil, a study suggests.

The move follows a public letter to the supermarket giant claiming farmers would go out of business.

The remote workers allegedly aim to help fund Pyongyang's advanced weapons programmes.

Ranil Wickremesinghe also said the country's central bank will print money to pay government wages.

One Chinese carmaker has plans for thousands of stations in Europe where you can switch batteries.

As tensions build over Northern Ireland, concerns of a trade war between the EU and UK have surfaced.

Fuel poverty charity warns that low income households will wait longest for £150 council tax rebate.

Chief executive Parag Agrawal says the firm is confident that less than 5% of users are spam accounts.

The RMT union said the timetable plans could cause "industrial carnage" amid an ongoing pay dispute.

Surging food prices are a "major, major worry" for the UK and other countries, Andrew Bailey warns.

Conservation efforts in Africa have typically been led by "parachute conservationists" -- outsiders who drop in thinking they have all the answers, hire locals to implement them and then disappear. But conservationist Resson Kantai Duff has a better way to save wildlife in Africa: let locals lead these efforts themselves. She calls for a major shift in how conservation in Africa works, showing why the people closest to the land are the ones best fit to care for it.

The chain opened in Moscow in 1990 as the Soviet Union was opening its economy to Western brands.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs will no longer cap paid leave for its senior staff and partners.

The RAC says prices rose to just over £1.80 a litre after the previous record was set in March.