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US regulators investigating whether OpenAI misled investors: WSJ

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By Josephine Joly
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The Debate - All eyes on Charles: British monarch goes public with cancer diagnosis

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By Alessandro XENOS, Josephine Joly, François Picard Verified
| France 24 Verified
Seventeen months after King Charles III rose from the title of world’s longest-waiting heir to a throne, now comes news that Britain’s monarch has cancer – and it’s not just royal watchers who care. King Charles III may occupy a post that’s almost entirely devoid of political power, but even in the 21st century, a monarch is still a head of state. Through ritual and manner, he personifies a nation, and in this case, a Commonwealth.
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Four-day week: Which countries are embracing it and how is it going so far?

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By Josephine Joly, Luke Hurst Verified, David Walsh Verified, Giulia Carbonaro Verified
| Euronews Next Verified
Conversations around the four-day workweek were first reignited by the COVID-19 pandemic, with workers and employers rethinking the importance of workplace flexibility and benefits. The idea is simple – employees would work four days a week while getting paid the same and earning the same benefits, but with the same workload. Companies reducing their workweek would therefore operate with fewer meetings and more independent work.
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