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Michael Kors on Fashion's Size Inclusivity and Global Rise
Designer Michael Kors discusses the fashion industry's worrying return to 'size zero', his commitment to inclusive catwalks, and the strategy behind his brand's global appeal. Discover his views on wearable design and political dressing.
BBC orders all staff to complete antisemitism training
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has mandated compulsory antisemitism training for all employees following accusations of ignored complaints from over 200 Jewish staff. Staff have six months to complete the course.
Seven West shareholders revolt against executive pay deals
Seven West Media shareholders deliver stunning rebuke to executive pay packages while chairman Kerry Stokes claims financial suffering alongside investors in dramatic AGM showdown.
SNL Star Slams Show's Diversity Failures After Firings
Saturday Night Live cast member Ego Nwodim delivers blistering commentary on the show's lack of inclusivity following recent controversial firings, questioning the true commitment to diversity behind the scenes.
CEO Bonus Scandal: When Executives Actually Lose Pay
An explosive investigation reveals why Australia's corporate elite rarely face financial consequences for failure, exposing the broken bonus culture in boardrooms nationwide.
Primark Splits from ABF in Corporate Shakeup
Associated British Foods announces historic separation of its fast-fashion giant Primark from its food operations, creating two independent FTSE 100 companies in landmark restructuring.
Why Australia's CEOs Are Losing Their Bonuses
An exclusive investigation uncovers the real performance metrics that are costing Australian executives millions in bonus payments. Discover what it truly takes for corporate leaders to face financial consequences.
High Street's Plus-Size Fashion Crisis Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how major retailers are neglecting plus-size shoppers, leaving British women frustrated and fashion-forward styles out of reach.
King Charles unveils UK's first LGBT armed forces memorial
In a landmark moment for military inclusivity, King Charles has officially inaugurated Britain's first national memorial honouring LGBT veterans affected by the armed forces' former gay ban.
Real-Life Succession: Tech Empire Family Feud
A gripping tale of family betrayal, corporate espionage, and the dramatic power struggle behind one of Britain's most successful tech companies. Discover how a daughter's quest for control turned into a boardroom war worthy of television drama.
Australian CEO Bonus Scandal: Time for Corporate Reform
As Australian executives pocket record bonuses while workers struggle, experts question whether the cult of CEO worship has gone too far. Discover why corporate leadership needs radical reform.
Australian fashion brand faces fury over plus-size refusal
Thurley faces international condemnation after creative director Helen O'Connor's controversial comments about refusing to stock larger sizes, sparking intense debate about body inclusivity in fashion.
Target sued by Florida county over Pride merchandise
Retail giant Target confronts lawsuit from Florida's Orange County over Pride Month merchandise, escalating the debate over corporate inclusivity and conservative values.
Labour council bans poppies in Remembrance Day crackdown
A Labour-run council faces furious criticism after banning traditional Remembrance Day symbols including poppies and Union Jacks from official communications in what's being called a 'woke' crackdown on British traditions.
20-stone Santa axed for not fitting costume
A 20-stone Father Christmas reveals his heartbreak after being dismissed from his grotto role because he couldn't fit into the costume, sparking discussions about body shaming and inclusivity during the festive season.
Why male designers fail women's clothing sizes
Former British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman exposes why luxury fashion houses struggle to dress average women, blaming male-dominated design rooms and unrealistic sample sizes.
Tesla completes Texas headquarters move in Musk relocation
Billionaire Elon Musk continues his Texas relocation spree as Tesla finalises plans to move its corporate headquarters from California to Austin in a massive property deal that signals a major shift in America's corporate landscape.
Blackstone Rebellion: Nation vs Global Property Giant
An explosive investigation reveals how a small country mounted an unprecedented challenge against Blackstone, the global property giant, in a dramatic standoff over corporate power and national sovereignty.
Optus Among Companies Paying Zero Tax Despite Billions
Shocking analysis reveals how major corporations including Optus, EnergyAustralia and Chevron legally paid zero income tax despite earning billions in revenue across Australia.
Artists Reclaim St George's Flag for Modern, Inclusive Britain
A powerful cultural movement is seeing a new generation of British artists, musicians, and designers transform the St George's Cross into a vibrant symbol of unity and modern identity, shedding its far-right associations.
National Trust axes gardeners in 'woke' inclusivity row
The National Trust faces a fresh woke controversy after terminating 13 long-serving volunteer gardeners at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, for not completing mandatory inclusivity training. The charity insists the move promotes diversity, while critics blast it a
World Record: 168 Swimmers with Down Syndrome Make History
A monumental Guinness World Record was shattered in Italy as 168 swimmers with Down syndrome took to the Mediterranean for a historic, inclusive swimming lesson, championing ability over disability.
ANZ Bank fined £375k for major governance failures
Australia's ANZ Bank has been slapped with a hefty A$750,000 fine for 'widespread' corporate misconduct and failing to maintain proper share dealing policies for its directors, following a landmark Federal Court ruling.
School's braids ban sparks discrimination row
A mother is fighting a London school's decision to ban her daughter's braided hair, calling the policy discriminatory and culturally insensitive. The incident has sparked a wider debate on inclusivity in UK schools.
NASCAR's Christopher Bell sparks fury with Charlie Kirk endorsement
NASCAR driver Christopher Bell faces intense backlash and accusations of hypocrisy after publicly endorsing right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk, whose views directly contradict the sport's official inclusivity initiatives.
Thames Water paid £1m+ to firm part-owned by Starmer adviser
Exclusive: Troubled utility giant Thames Water paid over £1 million to a corporate intelligence firm co-owned by a key adviser to Keir Starmer, raising serious questions about conflicts of interest and corporate governance.
London's New Arabic Signs Ignite Fierce National Debate
London's new Arabic welcome signs, part of a 'cultural richness' initiative, have ignited a fierce national debate. Proponents hail them as inclusive, while critics brand them divisive and question their funding. This is the story behind the linguistic ro
ITV Staff Fume Over Execs' Lavish Party Amid Cost Cuts
ITV employees are reportedly outraged as executives host a lavish London party with celebrity performances while the company implements hiring freezes and cost-cutting measures.
Nestlé CEO resigns after internal hotline exposes alleged affair
Exclusive: Nestlé's European chief executive Laurent Freixe abruptly resigns following an internal ethics investigation into an alleged inappropriate relationship, uncovered through the company's own confidential employee hotline.
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