Supply ‘too reliant’ on one asset, says South East Water boss
Fiona Irving,South East environment correspondentand Craig Buchan,South East BBC South East Water chief executive David Hinton has faced calls to […]
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These Air-Traffic Controllers Are Leaving Their Jobs—and Heading to Australia
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14-Hour Shifts and $1 a Delivery—but China’s Army of Gig Workers Keeps Growing
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How Chevron Secured Its Place as Venezuela’s Largest Foreign Investor
The U.S. oil company and President Trump agree that opportunity abounds in the Latin American country. Source link
The Netflix Chief Who Insists He Won’t Ruin Hollywood
Ted Sarandos, a movie buff and one-time video clerk, may soon oversee the iconic Warner Bros. studio. Source link
Louis Vuitton’s Ship to Nowhere Marks the New Age of Luxury
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Universal Studios Looks to Saudi Arabia for New Theme Park
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Tesla Wins Final Court Fight Over Elon Musk’s Pay Package
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Volkswagen Halts Imports of Its Electric Bus to U.S. Next Year
The German carmaker is pausing ID. Buzz imports for a year following a sharp decline in U.S. EV sales. Source