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AI in 2024: Five trends workers need to know

One of the biggest opportunities for AI in 2024 is driving inclusion across the workforce (Credit: Alamy)

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International business

Shoppers are snapping up 'little luxuries'

By Tatiana Walk-Morris

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Misty Copeland is 'not scared' to move past dance

By Jacqueline Schneider

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Future of business

Remote work is transforming business travel

By Elizabeth Bennett

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International business

The businesses betting on new year's resolutions

By Suman Bhattacharyya

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Burning Man: The cost to attend

By Jacqueline Schneider

Finance & Economy

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US auto strike: Eye-popping CEO pay

By Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza

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Retail's billion-dollar makeover

By Hilary George-Parkin

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The businesses staying in Russia

By Brennan Doherty

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The costly economic trend here to stay

By Alexis Benveniste

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