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The article discusses the uncomfortable business dealings surrounding Argentine President Javier Milei, exposed through the investigation of Mauricio Novelli's cell phone in a case linked to him.

French billionaire Vincent Bolloré will stand trial for corruption in connection with the financing of elections in Africa.

Vincent Bolloré's lawyers assert that ensuring a fair trial in the ongoing African ports affair is impossible as the case progresses in Paris.

Lawyer Katarína Fedorová discusses the pharmaceutical business, the role of patient organizations in lobbying, and the need for critical evaluation of drug efficacy.

The article discusses the tension between local self-interest and community welfare in Czech municipalities regarding business activities.

An Estonian citizen is facing prosecution in Latvia for tax evasion involving over 900,000 euros, with the State Revenue Service claiming significant material damage.

The cancellation of Formula 1 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia highlights the importance of prioritizing human life over commercial interests, albeit the manner of the announcements raises concerns.

Lotte Shopping has been fined approximately 570 million won for unlawfully returning products and delaying payments to suppliers.

Japan's Fair Trade Commission has issued a recommendation for major cardboard manufacturer Nippon Tokan Package to pay for services and prevent recurrence after it was found to have illegally required subcontractors to store over 7,800 items free of charge.

A Brazilian court upheld the dismissal of a civil engineer for improperly using hospital facilities for personal business activities.

Shogakukan has issued an apology for employing a manga artist who was involved in a sexual assault case under a pseudonym for the app Manga One, announcing the formation of a third-party committee to investigate the matter.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence is dramatically changing work, business, education, research, and society as a whole, raising questions about the future of human capabilities.

Individuals received bans from business operations following large transfers of money to themselves and associated entities.

The union of Gwangju Global Motors (GGM) is pressuring the city of Gwangju to take responsibility for resolving ongoing labor disputes as their protest enters its 101st day, highlighting allegations of managerial misconduct and workers' rights violations.

Hyosung and Hyosung Heavy Industries are facing sanctions from the Fair Trade Commission for unfairly demanding technical documents from subcontractors but have agreed to a self-corrective plan worth 3.4 billion won instead of facing penalties.

An investigation has been initiated regarding two employees of a Pakruojas company suspected of embezzling and misusing company assets.

The Lithuanian appellate court upheld a previous ruling that found the company 'Mportas' deliberately led itself to bankruptcy, with its founders responsible for the actions.

Sindre Finnes expresses that he does not regret his involvement in a stock scandal.

MLB Players Association head Tony Clark resigned amid investigations into financial improprieties and an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law.

Hairdressers in Finland share their experiences of terminating client relationships due to difficult behaviors and unmet expectations.

The article discusses a new interactive game that depicts the complexities and challenges of corporate relationships and power dynamics.

Aleš Vicenec's construction company went bankrupt after investors, led by MP Denis Doksanský, refused to pay for completed work on family homes.

The article explores how Deutsche Bank prioritized financial gains by courting convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein and other wealthy clients, ignoring serious moral concerns regarding Epstein's criminal history.

The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue has dismantled a major organized crime ring that exploited hundreds of straw men to run 380 businesses, accruing debts totalling €43 million.

The Toffoli brothers have a company with a registered capital of just R$ 150, raising questions about its establishment and activities.

The article discusses how Donald Trump has intertwined his presidency with his business interests.

A group of 17 business organizations in Brazil issued a manifesto supporting the Supreme Federal Court's initiative to establish a code of conduct for its magistrates.

The article argues that corporate boards are failing to speak out against harmful policies, particularly related to immigration and deregulation under the Trump administration.

Deutsche Bank has reiterated its acknowledgment of errors in its business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing that taking him on as a client in 2013 was a mistake.

Deutsche Lufthansa has reviewed its history, including its ties to National Socialism, highlighting the need for corporations to maintain a moral compass.

A teacher from the business department at Bifröst University has been fired during a week when the school's administrators asked the ethics committee to investigate his work, but the dismissal is said to be for unrelated reasons.

Krzysztof Stanowski announced a delay in the launch of his TV station ZERO, citing reasons beyond his control and expressing concerns about a lack of decency in business practices.

The article discusses the troubling phenomenon of 'nudification' where AI-generated images allow users to create nude images of individuals without consent, highlighted by a disturbing incident involving a politician's likeness.

The article discusses the superficial nature of corporate approvals and the significant implications they carry.

Since the legalization of assisted suicide in Germany nearly six years ago, organizations have found ethically questionable opportunities in this field, raising questions about necessary actions.