Taylor Nicole Rogers
US Labour and Equality Correspondent at Financial Times
@FT US Labor and Equality Correspondent
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ft.com | Taylor Nicole Rogers
US egg prices are rapidly declining after a bird flu epidemic pushed them to record highs last month, prompting questions about whether...
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1 month ago |
ft.com | Taylor Nicole Rogers |Susannah Savage
A Trump administration proposal to impose stiff levies on Chinese-made ships entering US ports is sowing panic in the country’s...
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1 month ago |
businessinsider.de | Marius Gerards |Polly Thompson |Taylor Nicole Rogers |Sarah Jackson
Öffentlichkeitsscheu, einflussreich und die wohl reichste Frau der Welt: Françoise Bettencourt Meyers. picture alliance / abaca | Bernard Patrick/ABACA Françoise Bettencourt Meyers, Chefin des L’Oréal-Imperiums, war die reichste Frau der Welt. Laut „Forbes“ ist sie heute noch immer auf Platz Zwei.
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1 month ago |
ft.com | Taylor Nicole Rogers
US ports have become increasingly clogged as American consumers order record numbers of products from abroad.
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1 month ago |
ft.com | Taylor Nicole Rogers
At the Trader Joe’s grocery store in west Manhattan, freezing temperatures have failed to stop hordes of people waiting outside for the...
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RT @stephenfoley: "Do I need to go tell my CEO his tax rate may double?" How corporate America and its advisers navigated Trump's first we…
Happy to have been on the @FT dream team looking into corporate America's lurch to the right "There are conservative pressures in this political climate, and folks are just anticipating a change in the administration and . . . aligning their strategies.." https://t.co/p1iF9UNZpK
The strike threat at US ports may have passed, but that was just the first of the coming battles over robots in workplaces. As automation becomes reality everywhere from retail warehouses to restaurant kitchens, workers are ready to fight FREE TO READ @FT https://t.co/A8YzTR4sMO