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「自己愛の強いリーダーほどリモートワークに抵抗する」米研究が発表
米ペンシルベニア大学ウォートン・スクールの研究が、自己愛の強いリーダーほどリモートワークに抵抗し、その背景には他者からの注目や支配欲があると指摘。3つの調査でCEOや管理職を分析し、この傾向を実証した。
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Japan logs first 'cruelly hot day' as temperatures top 40C, prompting new heat warnings
Japan recorded its first "kokushobi" (cruelly hot day) with temperatures exceeding 40C in Gifu and Aichi prefectures, leading to new heat warnings. The rising heat has caused over 2,000 heatstroke deaths in 2024, impacted agriculture and sports, and prompted new "Cool Biz" clothing recommendations for office workers.
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Andy Burnham's Challenges as Prime Minister
Andy Burnham, having become Prime Minister, faces immediate challenges in No 10, including managing living arrangements and diplomatic conversations with the US President, as discussed by former Downing Street press secretary Paul Harrison.
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Burnham creates powerful new Prime Minister’s department, shifting power to No 10 North
Andy Burnham has established a new Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, led by Louise Haigh, consolidating parts of the Cabinet Office, Treasury, and housing ministry. This move aims to make No 10 North in Manchester the "dominant driver of the UK’s economy" and shift power from London.
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Andy Burnham Becomes Prime Minister, Faces Challenges
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UK Government Borrowing Falls Below Forecasts Amid New Economic Plans
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UK Job Vacancies Fall Amid Fragile Economic Outlook and Middle East Conflict
UK job vacancies dropped to 712,000 in June, nearly half of 2022 levels, as employers delay hiring. Unemployment held at 4.9%. Economists warn of a fragile labor market, while the new PM Andy Burnham faces pressure to boost the economy amid rising costs and global conflict.
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Andy Burnham Becomes UK Prime Minister Amid Labour's Revival Hopes
Andy Burnham has become the UK's new Labour leader and Prime Minister after Keir Starmer's resignation, inheriting a party in electoral freefall. He aims to revive the centre-left by appealing to hope, contrasting with Starmer's grim tone, and faces challenges from populist forces like Reform UK.
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Papua New Guinea Closes Taiwan's Economic Office, China Commends Move
Papua New Guinea has closed Taiwan's economic office, a move swiftly welcomed by China as adherence to the one-China principle. Taiwan criticized the decision, stating it was not consulted and is reviewing bilateral economic ties, including LNG imports, while negotiating to keep its office open.
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Google Workers Petition for Layoff Protections Amid AI Investment Boom
Google workers, led by the Alphabet Workers Union, delivered a petition with over 4,500 signatures to CEO Sundar Pichai's office, demanding layoff protections, guaranteed severance, and an end to quota-based performance ratings. This action comes as tech giants continue workforce reductions while heavily investing in AI.
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Accountability for ICE: Why "Moving On" After Trump Would Be a Mistake
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Netanyahu's Office Denounces NYC Mayor Mamdani Over Arrest Threat
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Brazil Vows Retaliation Against US 25% Tariffs on Key Imports
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Russia Accuses Ukraine of Fascist Methods, Torture in Kherson Region
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Crime·10.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Hong Kong privacy watchdog orders removal of dashcam video showing argument with singer David Lui Fong
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has ordered the removal of a viral dashcam video showing a heated argument between a driver and passenger, identified as singer David Lui Fong. The video, which escalated into profanity and insults over a GPS map dispute, was deemed personal data under the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, prohibiting uploads without consent.
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Law·10.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Hong Kong Privacy Watchdog Orders Removal of Viral Dashcam Video of Singer David Lui Fong
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has ordered the removal of a viral dashcam video showing a heated argument between a ride-hailing driver and singer David Lui Fong. The footage, which escalated from a GPS dispute to profanity-laced insults, was deemed personal data, and drivers must obtain consent before uploading passenger footage.
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Business·9.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Sony Bank subsidiary receives preliminary approval for US stablecoin issuance
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Business·9.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Co-founder Sues $8 Billion Firm for $30 Million Over Return-to-Office Policy
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Politik·8.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
US Hearing on China's Labor Practices Sparks Debate on Tariffs
A US government hearing on proposed tariffs for goods linked to forced labor revealed divisions on their effectiveness. China Labor Watch founder Qiang Li advocated for higher tariffs on China, citing poor worker conditions.
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Media·8.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
The Hill Launches Digital Subscription Service Amidst Growing Interest in Politics
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The Office UK: 25 Trivia Facts for its 25th Anniversary
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Business·7.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
South Korea Urges USTR to Reconsider Proposed Tariffs Over Forced Labor Concerns
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Business·7.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
South Korea Urges USTR to Revise Proposed Tariffs Over Forced Labor Concerns
South Korea has urged the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to revise proposed tariffs, calling them "unwarranted" and "disproportionate" to its circumstances regarding forced labor concerns. The USTR is considering 12.5% tariffs on South Korea and others for failing to enforce import bans on forced labor products.
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Politik·7.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
OBR Warns of Unsustainable Debt Path Without Policy Action
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