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BMW said on Wednesday it will cut several thousand jobs in Germany by the end of 2027 under a voluntary redundancy programme, the latest German carmaker to axe staff in response to squeezed profits and weak demand.

BMW’s severance programme, agreed between the company and the works council, targets the administration and development divisions, with production operation...


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You refreshed your résumé. You searched the job boards. Perhaps you signed up for another course because everyone keeps saying AI is transforming work, and you are determined not to fall behind.

But how do you know which skills to develop? How can you remain employable while AI changes the nature of jobs? And how do you future-proof your career when no one can confiden...


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Flexible workspace operators across the U.K. reported higher desk rates and occupancy during the six months ending in March, with London’s core office districts continuing to lead the market, according to new data from the Workspace Intelligence Network (WIN).

London’s Core Markets Stay Strong

Across London, average occupied private office revenue incr...


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Commercial real estate prices were nearly flat in the second quarter of 2026 as investors continued to navigate high borrowing costs and an uneven recovery across property sectors.

Commercial Property Values Stall

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People are sick of AI; they’re sick of predictions that AI will take your job, and they’re sick of the supposedly smartest economists around failing to explain what is happening. Perfect timing, then, for a new theory that ties all of the threads together in an elegant explanation: AI isn’t wiping out jobs, but it is cutting wages. No wonder workers are in revolt.

New ...


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