HONG KONG, 21 feb (Reuters) – Algunas provincias chinas conceden a los jóvenes recién casados 30 días de baja remunerada con la esperanza de fomentar el matrimonio e impulsar una tasa de natalidad en declive, dijo el martes el periódico portavoz del Partido Comunista, el Diario del Pueblo. En China, el permiso mínimo retribuido para …
LONDON (Reuters) – England’s rise from laughing stock to being within a penalty kick of ending the country’s interminable wait for a major trophy will play out on the stage of the National Theatre in a new production focussed on head coach Gareth Southgate. “Dear England”, written by James Graham, will explore the nation’s troubled …
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HONG KONG (Reuters) – Some Chinese provinces are giving young newlyweds 30 days of paid leave in the hope of encouraging marriage and boosting a flagging birth rate, the Communist Party mouthpiece People’s Daily Health said on Tuesday. China’s minimum paid marriage leave is three days, but provinces have been able to set their own more …
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Por Ali Kucukgocmen y Henriette Chacar ANTIOQUÍA, 21 feb (Reuters) – Havva Tuncay vivía en una tienda de campaña instalada en el centro de la ciudad turca de Antioquía cuando se produjo otro terremoto el lunes por la noche. Había tenido problemas para dormir después de que las primeras sacudidas dejaran a Havva y a …
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By VarunVyas Hebbalalu and Chris Thomas BENGALURU (Reuters) -India’s Joyalukkas has withdrawn its 23 billion rupee ($278 million) initial public offering (IPO), with the jewellery retailer saying it needed more time to incorporate substantial changes to its financial results. The company plans to refile its IPO documents “at the earliest, subject to market conditions,” Chief …
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Por Ross Kerber 21 feb (Reuters) – Las minorías raciales y étnicas ocupan ahora una quinta parte de los puestos en los directorios de las empresas del índice Russell 3000, frente al 12% en 2019, pero siguen estando subrepresentadas, mostraron el martes los datos de ISS Corporate Solutions. El aumento se produce en un momento …
By Kate Abnett and Susanna Twidale BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) – Europe’s carbon price hit a record 100 euros ($106) per tonne on Tuesday, a long-awaited milestone that boosts the economic case for some green technologies and hits industry with its largest bill yet for carbon dioxide emissions. The European Union has pledged to cut its emissions …
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) – Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG), controlled by private equity firm Carlyle Group LP is prevented from increasing gas production at its offshore project due to higher taxes and regulation, its chief executive said on Tuesday. BSOG launched Romania’s first offshore Black Sea development in three decades in June of last year, …
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(Reuters) -Wales have delayed naming their team for the Six Nations fixture against England in Cardiff on Saturday, but coach Warren Gatland is confident he will have players to take to the field amid the threat of strike action this week. Gatland was due to name his team on Tuesday, but held off with angry …
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) -NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday Russia’s decision to suspend participation in the latest START bilateral nuclear arms control treaty made the world a more dangerous place, and he urged Moscow to reconsider. He spoke at a news conference held at NATO headquarters in Brussels after Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a …
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