The wage negotiations are underway - The United Confederation of Trade Unions has submitted demands to Norwegian industry
Negotiations for wage agreements in Norway's competitive industrial sector are set to commence, with the deadline for negotiations on March 26 and mediation starting April 7 if no agreement is reached.
Athens Music Week - Bringing Different Aspects of the Music Ecosystem Closer Together
Athens Music Week (AMW) is set to take place from May 6 to 9, 2026, bringing together the international music industry, creators, and local audiences in a festival of presentations, discussions, and performances.
Uganda: Ragga Dee Urges Artists to Treat Music As Business Amid Copyright Reforms
Ugandan musician Ragga Dee calls on upcoming artists to treat their music as a business to overcome challenges, particularly in light of recent copyright reforms.
Was Milind Soman a victim of casting couch? He said stardom saved him
Supermodel-actor Milind Soman discusses his position in the fashion industry in the context of the casting couch culture, asserting that his established fame protected him from such experiences.
Korea Knowledge Industry Center Association to hold public hearing on relaxing attic height standards in knowledge industry centers
A public hearing focused on revising attic height regulations in knowledge industry centers is scheduled for April 2 in Goyang City, South Korea.
Grease and vapor fueling fire at Daejeon Safety Industry... Manufacturing workers say it's not someone else's problem
Concerns grow among manufacturing workers in South Korea following a deadly fire at a safety equipment factory, highlighting the risks associated with the accumulation of grease and vapors in industrial environments.
The pivotal role of the plastics industry in preserving water resources
The Greek Plastics Industry Association emphasizes the crucial contributions of plastics in reducing drinking water losses and providing safe water access during World Water Day.
Kookmin University's 'Robot Functional Skin and Super Sensory Research Center' Successfully Holds Meeting with Participating Companies
Kookmin University's research center for robot functional skin and ultra-sensory systems hosted a successful meeting with participating companies to share research outcomes and gather industry feedback.
Wasabi Beef production resumes after securing heavy oil sourcing
Production of 'Wasabi Beef' potato chips has resumed after securing sources of heavy oil that had been disrupted due to geopolitical tensions.
Incredible but true - a high-class ‘Bentley’ limousine for the price of a new ‘Dacia Duster’
The article discusses the history and luxury of Bentley, its challenges during the Great Depression, and its competition with Rolls-Royce and Volkswagen.
From Agile Robots to Tesla: Robot Revolution in Factories
German factories are experiencing a robot revolution with machines that resemble humans and are expected to be four times more productive than human workers.
IBIA Meeting with the Naval Chamber
The President of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) met with the President of the Greek Naval Chamber to discuss collaboration and priorities in maritime fuel and energy transition challenges.
[Manyari Photo Album] The Cause of the Fire Remains a Clue... Joint Investigation Conducted at Daejeon's Safety Industry Site
A joint investigation into the cause of a fire that resulted in 74 casualties at a safety industry factory in Daejeon took place on the morning of the 23rd, involving multiple agencies and family representatives of victims.
Restaurateurs Excluded from VAT Reduction: 'Unfair Playing Field'
Prominent restaurateurs in Stockholm express frustration over being excluded from recent tax reductions, citing severe industry challenges post-pandemic.
HS2 firm says new steel tariffs will ‘exacerbate’ cost pressures for UK construction industry
A major contractor for HS2 has warned that increased tariffs on steel imports will worsen cost issues in the UK construction sector.
South Africa: How Commercial Crime Quietly Became South Africa's Most Dangerous Growth Industry
Commercial crime in South Africa continues to rise dramatically, with statistics indicating a near doubling in cases over the past decade, amid improvements in other crime categories.
"Madara Cosmetics" will implement seven research projects worth more than 2 million euros
Madara Cosmetics is set to launch seven research projects valued over 2 million euros, focusing on the development of unique cosmetic products in collaboration with local scientists and expertise centers.
Spaniards Give Way to Foreigners Driving Trucks
The shortage of Spaniards interested in truck driving has led companies to hire foreign drivers from countries like Peru, Morocco, and Colombia.
Kangana Ranaut's big claim about the success of Dhurandhar 2
Kangana Ranaut attributes the success of film Dhurandhar 2 to director Aditya Dhar, calling him a superstar filmmaker.
Police, Labor Authorities Raid Daejeon Safety Industry Head Office and Factory with 74 Casualties
Police and labor authorities have initiated an investigation into the Daejeon Safety Industry disaster that resulted in 74 casualties, conducting raids on the company's head office and factory.
AK.Nädal investigated what led to the bankruptcy of E-Piim factory
The E-Piim dairy factory in Estonia has declared bankruptcy due to ownership disputes, rising costs, and falling milk prices, affecting local dairy farmers owed money by the company.
Cattle ships have an hour to navigate this channel or run aground
A shipping owner is advocating for a new deep-water channel at Bridport to prevent cattle ships from running aground due to shallow waters.
Home building industry facing COVID-like price spikes due to Middle East war
The Australian home building industry is experiencing significant price spikes and supply chain disruptions due to emergency fuel levies tied to the war in the Middle East.
Freight transport unions and international trade from the border area met with a CAN delegation
Freight transport unions and international trade representatives from the border region expressed concerns regarding new security tariffs during a meeting with a CAN delegation in Tulcán, Ecuador.
At least 12 manufacturers reduce their plans for electric vehicles
At least 12 automobile manufacturers are scaling back their plans for electric vehicles due to persistent demand for combustion engines and unfavorable political circumstances.
Toivo Sukari now reveals what he plans to do with Asko and Sotka – A grim assessment of the funds of old customers
Toivo Sukari discusses his recent acquisition of bankrupt furniture brands Asko and Sotka, emphasizing his love for furniture and the responsibility he feels towards customers.
In photos and videos: the intimacy of Momi Giardina's birthday party
Dancer Momi Giardina celebrated her 44th birthday with a grand party attended by numerous celebrities from the entertainment industry in Palermo, Buenos Aires.
'There is nothing to see in love', Hema Malini fell in love with Dharmendra at first sight
Like their hit pairing on-screen, Dharmendra and Hema Malini's love story faced numerous challenges in real life, starting from their first meeting to Dharmendra risking everything for Hema, despite being married at the time.
Perspective: Is a new electric car boom about to begin?
The article discusses the potential for a resurgence in the electric car market due to rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply.
Tourism: Greece is 'exploding' due to the war in Iran - Americans in focus
Greece is positioned as a major beneficiary from the turmoil in the Middle East, particularly attracting American tourists, yet it faces ongoing challenges for its tourism industry.
Ecuador consumes 10.5 million eggs daily and generates 4.5 billion dollars
Ecuadorians consume an astonishing 10.5 million eggs each day, reflecting the industry's massive economic impact of $4.5 billion annually.
New crypto regulations likely to be big favor to the Trump family, industry insiders say
New guidelines from US regulators on cryptocurrency may benefit the Trump family's investments in the crypto sector by reducing oversight requirements.
Leipzig Book Fair: The Revenge of the Book Industry
The Leipzig Book Fair 2026 witnessed heated political debates with Wolfram Weimer as a controversial figure, reflecting tensions within the book industry.
12 Global Car Companies Reduce Their Plans for Electric Vehicle Production
At least 12 global car manufacturers, including Honda and Mercedes-Benz, are scaling back their electric vehicle production plans due to sluggish demand and rising costs.
Taxi Strike: New 24-hour Strike on Monday, Announcement from SAT
Taxi drivers in Greece are planning a new 24-hour strike on Monday, March 23, 2026, in protest against recent government legislation affecting their industry.
Another Tragedy After the 'Arisell Disaster' Two Years Ago
A fire at Daejeon Safety Industry has resulted in significant casualties, echoing the tragic 'Arisell disaster' from two years ago due to poor workplace safety management.
The Automobile Salon attracts thousands of people in Funes
The Automobile Salon event in Funes, Argentina, exceeded expectations by attracting thousands of visitors during its inaugural day, placing the city at the center of the automotive industry in the country.
Professional Driver Considered Severing a Limb Due to Stress Experienced in the Transport Sector – AKT: Many Are Burned Out Due to Industry Issues
Many professional drivers are struggling with burnout due to structural problems in the transportation sector, as reported by the Auto- and Transport Workers' Union.
Salary paid in computing power? AI tokens are becoming the new currency
The article discusses the emerging concept of AI tokens as a form of currency that could potentially replace traditional salaries in the tech industry.
Last Place: The Closing Time of an Icon
The Audi V8, a hallmark of German automotive engineering, is being discontinued without a successor, marking the end of an era for the brand.
‘Daejeon Fire Disaster’ Safety Industry… A 73-Year-Old Automobile Engine Valve Company
A significant fire disaster at Safety Industries in Daejeon resulted in 74 casualties; the company, which specializes in manufacturing automobile engine valves, has been operational since 1953.
Krafton's Management Buys Back Shares Worth 15 Billion Won, ‘Confident in Company's Future’
Krafton's executives have invested heavily in buying back shares, signaling confidence in the company's future amidst market concerns about its growth potential.
Rohit Patel (Meta) to ‘N’: The Truth About General Artificial Intelligence and the Number One Skill for Successful CEOs
Rohit Patel, Director of Meta's Superintelligence Labs, argues that understanding AI is vital for CEOs, warning against misconceptions of General Artificial Intelligence.
Amazon is preparing to enter the smartphone arena
Amazon is reportedly launching a new smartphone initiative focused on artificial intelligence, twelve years after its unsuccessful first attempt in the mobile industry.
The country's largest pig producer has received a series of judgments: 'It cries out for a limit on how often one can break the law'
Denmark's largest pig producer, having faced multiple fines for animal welfare violations, is under scrutiny as reforms are suggested to enhance oversight in the farming industry.
10 Most Interesting News from the Largest Mobile Fair
The article highlights ten intriguing news items from a major mobile fair event, though the content is currently inaccessible due to a loading issue.
The Price of Forgiveness: the 'Flourishing Industry' of Pardons Sets Records in Trump’s Washington
The article discusses the surge in pardons during Donald Trump's administration, highlighting those who benefitted from his clemency decisions.
Storm Clouds in Law Firms: AI Already Replaces Some Positions
Global law firms are considering significant layoffs in administrative roles due to the adoption of artificial intelligence technology.
Ex Ilva, Jindal presents the proposal. Flacks relaunches on the industrial plan
The bidding for Ex Ilva has reenergized as Jindal presented a binding proposal that competes with Flacks' previous offer, amid demands for clarity on industrial and financial plans.
Park Jang-hee, publisher of JoongAng Ilbo, elected as the new president of the Korean Newspaper Association
Park Jang-hee has been elected as the new president of the Korean Newspaper Association amid challenging conditions for the newspaper industry.