DOHA, Nov 24 (Reuters) – A handful of Qataris wore armbands featuring a pro-Palestinian design at the Japan-Germany World Cup match on Wednesday, according to… Read More »Soccer Qataris wear pro-Palestinian armbands amid World Cup symbol row
AMSTERDAM, Nov 23 (Reuters) – Technology investor Prosus NV (PRX.AS) on Wednesday reported an 82% drop in earnings per share for the half year ended… Read More »Tech investor Prosus reports 82% fall in H1 profit
BERLIN, Nov 22 (Reuters) – Grocery chain Rewe has suspended its advertising with the German Football Association after soccer’s global governing body cracked down on… Read More »Rewe drops ads with German soccer association over armbands row
DUBLIN, Nov 21 (Reuters) – Irish consumer sentiment dipped slightly in November as people grew concerned about job losses in the country’s tech sector, a… Read More »Irish consumer sentiment dips slightly on tech job losses
LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) – Laid off tech industry workers in Britain could find a new home at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), as the 100-year-old… Read More »Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover looks to hire hundreds of laid off tech workers
TURIN, Italy, Nov 18 (Reuters) – Vinicius Jr. is the symbol of Brazil’s outstanding new generation of talent that looks to be peaking at the… Read More »EXCLUSIVE Soccer-Brazil’s Vinicius wants to use football for the greater good
DUBLIN, Nov 17 (Reuters) – The slowdown in the global tech sector poses a risk to soaring corporate tax receipts in Ireland next year and… Read More »Ireland sees risk to corporate tax take from tech slowdown
Tata plans beauty sector expansion in latest retail bet Eyes tech-led push with skin analyzers, virtual try-on at kiosks Tata targets at least 20 stores… Read More »India’s Tata to open 20 ‘beauty tech’ outlets, in talks with foreign brands
MILAN, Nov 14 (Reuters) – Italy banned the use of facial recognition and ‘smart glasses’ on Monday as its Data Protection Agency issued a rebuke… Read More »Italy outlaws facial recognition technology, except to fight crime
LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters Breakingviews) – For years, the “Big Four” Western ad holding companies – WPP (WPP.L), Omnicom (OMC.N), Publicis (PUBP.PA) and Interpublic (IPG.N)… Read More »Adland veterans play tortoise to Big Tech’s hare