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New Zealand is set to amend its employment laws in response to a recent legal battle involving Uber Technologies, aiming to provide businesses with clearer guidelines on contractor versus employee classifications. Employment Relations Minister Brooke van Velden announced that the current legal process for disputing employment status is both costly

The United States reclaimed the Solheim Cup on Sunday, thanks to a crucial half-point secured by Lilia Vu in Gainesville, Virginia. Vu’s performance against Europe’s Albane Valenzuela was pivotal, helping the U.S. reach the 14.5 points required to win the trophy. The match was a dramatic

In a game marked by fine margins and crucial moments, Arsenal once again showcased their dominance over Tottenham Hotspur with a 1-0 victory in the north London derby. The decisive moment came in the 64th minute when Gabriel’s powerful header found the back of the net, sealing Arsenal’s

FirstEnergy has agreed to a $100 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to resolve charges related to a bribery scandal. The Akron, Ohio-based utility was accused of paying approximately $60 million in bribes to state politicians in exchange for favorable legislation benefiting its nuclear plants.

The Biden administration’s response to Nippon Steel’s proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel has been notably cautious, with no immediate move to block the deal despite President Joe Biden’s expressed opposition. This delay is adding political and economic tension to a takeover that has significant implications for

Arizona’s 1864 abortion ban, which criminalized nearly all abortions except to save a woman’s life, has officially been repealed. The repeal comes after a tumultuous period marked by legal battles and political controversy. In April, the Arizona Supreme Court allowed the enforcement of the old law, leading to

In a significant departure from its traditional stance on immigration, Sweden has announced a new initiative offering up to $34,000 to immigrants who choose to voluntarily return to their home countries. This policy change, set to begin in 2026, represents a major shift in Sweden’s migration strategy amid