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Oxfam: gig economy sentences a third of young Italian workers to starvation wages
Panasonic’s Human Blinkers limit your scope of view so you will be forced to focus on your workSudan: Protests against fuel crisis dabangasudan.org
Sudan: Protests against fuel crisisSubmitted by n_n
Acceleration Towards a Bottleneck
People no longer believe working hard will lead to a better life, survey showsIs capitalism dying? | CNBC Explains youtube.com
Is capitalism dying? | CNBC ExplainsSubmitted by ziq
Thai woman arrested and fined for taking a foreign boy she met on Tinder to a tourist site and telling him facts about the site. Thai authorities say this is "acting as an illegal tour guide"
Uber Wins Dubious Honor Of Being First Big Tech Company To Bully A Small Nation Using Corporate Sovereignty
Wealth of 63 Indian billionaires more than 2019 Union Budget: Oxfam report
Sudanese Pound continues to fall, food prices rising again
Protesters in Lebanon smash banks in ‘week of rage’ as financial crisis bites
Australia: Company approved to take 96 million litres of water from drought-ravaged Queensland town
Going to the Bank for Food, Not Money: The Growing Reality of Hunger in “Rich” CountriesRising poverty among Germany's elderly dw.com
Rising poverty among Germany's elderlySubmitted by n_n
What Protests in Lebanon Can Tell Us About Inequality Worldwide
GoFundMe CEO: We Could Use A Few Fun Ones
Children Working in Terrifying Conditions in US Agriculture
Weinstein accusers' lawyers could get 10 times more than clients, sources say
Chinese company approved to run water mining operation in drought-stricken Queensland
The poverty-stricken estate in the UK where children are starvingLunch debt
Lunch debtSubmitted by ziq
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UK's six richest people control as much wealth as poorest 13m – study
Poverty fueling online sexual exploitation of Filipino children: NGO coalition
Driver fined £100 at BP petrol station for taking too long
Downward mobility 'becoming a reality for much of British youth'