Business In the Community Media Round Up, 23 April 2008
23/04/2008
 

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Climate shift may put world at war
The Daily Telegraph, p.1

Climate change could cause global conflicts as large as the two world wars but lasting for centuries unless the problem is controlled, a leading defence think tank has warned.

 
 
Broadband providers ordered to come clean in adverts
The Independent, p.40

Internet service providers (ISPs) have just a few weeks to sign up to a voluntary code on the promotion of broadband speeds or the industry will face mandatory regulation, the communications watchdog has warned.

 
 
Your fired
The Guardian G2, p.4

Since 1975, it has been illegal to ask a woman about her plans for children or childcare in a job interview. Yet when Alan Sugar grilled a mother about her childcare plans on TV, there was barely a squeak of protest. And now everybody's at it.

 
 
Regulator hints at sell-off for airports
The Guardian, p.25

Britain's airports industry is facing its most radical shake-up for more than two decades after a powerful watchdog said competition could be improved if BAA were broken up and the government announced a review of the regulatory regime.

 
 
Big bakers push supermarkets to add 10p to price of a loaf in face of world wheat shortage
The Guardian, p.24

Bread prices could rise by 10% as the big bakery groups try to pass on the rising price of wheat to consumers.

 
 
Leading executives quit in Samsung upheaval
The Financial Times, p.25

Samsung, South Korea's largest conglomerate, suffered the biggest upheaval in its corporate history yesterday when four of its top executives, including the chairman, suddenly resigned after a year of allegations of financial wrongdoing.

 
 
Ofgem launches Npower probe
The Financial Times, p.2

Energy regulator Ofgem yesterday launched an investigation into Npower, following allegations of misselling, which include signing up customers to energy supply contracts without their knowledge.

 
 

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