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Fewer women being appointed to FTSE boards
The number of women being appointed to the boards of the UK’s biggest companies has fallen in the first seven months of this year
Economists believe Britain’s economic recovery will be sustained as recovery nears escape velocity
Twitter Admits Failing Rape Threat Women
Twitter’s head of safety, Del Harvey, said: “I think that any time that someone feels we weren’t responsive, or weren’t reactive or we didn’t care then, yes, we failed in that instance and we need to do better.”
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‘Go home’ ad referred to watchdog
Labour peer Lord Lipsey reports ad to Advertising Standards Authority over ‘misleading’ arrest claim
Sainsbury’s hits out at Tesco after Price Promise ruling
Sainsbury’s has accused rival Tesco of failing to move on from the horse meat crisis after the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) gave its backing to Tesco’s Price Promise promotion
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