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JYSK puts sustainability on the agenda at its first supplier event in Asia

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By Anne Petersen Verified, Anja Nielsen, Mikkel Barkler
| Mynewsdesk
JYSK is an international home furnishing retailer with Scandinavian roots that makes it easy to furnish every room in any home and garden. With more than 3,600 stores and webshops in 50 countries, JYSK always has a great offer and competent service nearby, no matter how customers want to shop. Founder Lars Larsen opened his first store in Denmark in 1979. Today, JYSK employs 34,000 colleagues.
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UK minister quits ahead of possible challenge to Starmer

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By Anne Petersen Verified
| MSN India Verified
Anne Helen Petersen London: Britain's health minister Wes Streeting announced on Thursday that he had resigned, paving the way for him to launch a leadership challenge against embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In his resignation letter to Starmer, which Streeting posted on X, he said: "It is now clear that you will not lead the Labour Party into the next general election".
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Under-threat UK PM Starmer vows to prove 'doubters' wrong

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By Anne Petersen Verified
| MSN India Verified
Anne Helen Petersen London: Embattled British Prime Minister Keir Starmer came out fighting Monday, vowing to prove his "doubters" wrong as he sought to quell a growing threat to his leadership following disastrous election results. Starmer pledged his ruling Labour party would be "better" and bolder as he tried to convince angry and restless lawmakers to back him in a crunch speech designed to reset his flagging premiership.
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