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Europe’s richest man hits back at claims his office won’t hire ‘fat’ people (opens the original)
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Bernard Arnault, Europe’s richest man, has rejected claims he doesn’t hire “fat” people in a letter ridiculing a newspaper investigation into his business empire. Journalists from left-leaning newspaper Le Monde made the claim after visiting the Paris headquarters of LVMH, the luxury goods conglomerate that Arnault, 77, founded 40 years ago. “The women stand up straight, and are mostly young, pretty and slim. You would not come across a single overweight or sloppily dressed employee,” Raphaelle
The mysterious ‘baby-faced’ Chinese billionaire who sent markets into a panic (opens the original)
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Yang Zhilin, the 34-year-old Chinese entrepreneur rocking the AI world to its foundations, is often described as “baby-faced”. Yet the youthful-looking entrepreneur behind a powerful new AI bot, known as Kimi K3, has the musical taste of a man many years his senior. Yang is a devotee of British 1970s rock bands Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Fittingly, the Chinese language name of his company, Moonshot AI, translates as “Dark Side of the Moon”, after the Pink Floyd album released almost 20 years b
Ailing Europe declares war on sick leave as lengthy absences soar (opens the original)
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When Friedrich Merz, the German Chancellor, unveiled a “big bang” of economic reforms last week, it was surprisingly one of the smaller initiatives which generated the biggest response. Laying out his package of 34 new measures, the Chancellor slipped out that when German workers want paid sick leave, they will need a doctor’s note on the very first day of their illness, and they’ll need to get it in person. Merz may have wanted to talk about pensions or tax cuts or affordable housing, but the w
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