Korn Ferry: A Culture War In the Making?

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

Hoping to fill a shortfall in tech talent, Britain’s military hopes to scoop up some recently laid-off tech workers. But how well will these new hires take orders? Read more here.

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#France: Moderating heat wave and all convivial evening in Toulouse. @BatchelorShow @RealConstable, Occitane.

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WSJ: Financial Flashback -- July 1953, the first debt ceiling crisis

 

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WSJ: Five Books to Make You Smarter About Money

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Young Americans, in particular, don’t know much about handling money. But they can fill the knowledge gap by reading these books. Read more here.

#France: The disorder did not touch the small cities. @BatchelorShow Occitane

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#France: #Germany: #Scotland: King Charles to celebrate a second coronation on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Scotland.@BatchelorShow Occitane

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Forbes.com: German Economy Shrinks Faster Than Expected

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It's a rare thing to happen, but Germany now looks like the sick man of Europe, a phrase previously often used to describe Britain.

The health of the business sector dropped significantly in June, according to recent data. The Ifo Business Climate index for Germany, which measures the health of the commercial sector, registered 88.5 in June, down from 91.5 in May. Higher numbers show economic strength, whereas lower ones show a weakening of the economy. Read more here.

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