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How women could save the beer industry

In Brooklyn, Talea founders LeAnn Darland and Tara Hankinson are putting women drinkers are the forefront (Credit: Courtesy of Talea)

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Recruiters say jobseekers are misinformed about what salary ranges represent, which is leaving some applicants confused and frustrated (Credit: Alamy)

The false promise of pay-range listings

By Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza

Valérie Busser-Touchon, chief impact officer of EcoVadis, talks to the BBC about the sustainability imperative for businesses

How EcoVadis holds firms accountable

By Omose Ighodaro

Across the US, prices for domestic wines have spiked (Credit: Alamy)

Finance and Economy

How US wine got so expensive

By Vince Mancini

American food icon Ina Garten sits down with the BBC's Katty Kay on Influential (Credit: Getty Images)

Ina Garten on her internet appeal

By Jacqueline Schneider

Tessa Velásquez at Burning Man

Burning Man: The cost to attend

By Jacqueline Schneider

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Ford CEO Jim Farley with Electric F150 truck

US auto strike: Eye-popping CEO pay

By Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza

Women with red shopping bags

Retail's billion-dollar makeover

By Hilary George-Parkin

Ritter Sport in Russia

The businesses staying in Russia

By Brennan Doherty

Shrinkflation on Quaker Oats boxes

The costly economic trend here to stay

By Alexis Benveniste

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