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Business English oral comprehension training

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Business English oral comprehension training

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Business English Pod :: Learn Business English Online

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This is a complete list of all the Business English lessons published on Business English Pod, starting with the most recent lessons.

Learn Business English with over 600 Business English lessons on everything from English for meetings, presentations, negotiations and interviews to business writing, grammar and vocabulary.

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Business English Lessons - Download Free Business English MP3 & Video Lessons | Business English Pod :: Learn Business English Online

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Learn Business English with over 600 Business English lessons on everything from English for meetings, presenting in English, negotiations and English for interviews to business writing, grammar and vocabulary.

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English Practice - Learn and Practice English Online

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Learn English Online / Free English Learning Resources

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Uber, the world's dominant ride-hailing service, has gone barely a week this year without making headlines. This week has been no exception.

On Wednesday, the trouble-prone company - which is already grappling with crises over a workplace culture rife with harassment and a leaked video of its temperamental chief executive berating an Uber driver - faced a crucial court hearing with a rival, Waymo, over accusations of stolen trade secrets involving driverless-car technology. A ruling in that case is expected soon.

Then late Thursday, Reuters reported that Uber was the subject of a federal criminal probe over a program that it used to evade law enforcement personnel who were trying to clamp down on its ride-hailing service. Uber devised a tool called Greyball to show a fake version of Uber's app to the authorities. The company's use of the tool was first reported by The New York Times in March.

The federal inquiry was initially disclosed last week by the city of Portland, Ore., in a transportation audit that it published, writes Mike Isaac, a New York Times technology reporter. Portland was one of the cities where Uber had deployed its Greyball tool.

After The Times revealed Uber's use of Greyball, Portland expressed concern and called for an investigation. The city said in its audit report that it had been notified by the United States attorney's office for the Northern District of California about the existence of the inquiry.

Uber has said it discontinued the use of Greyball to evade the authorities in March. Even so, the repercussions from the tool - and the headlines - keep on coming.

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Daily Report: Uber Stays in the Spotlight

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Uber, the world's dominant ride-hailing service, has gone barely a week this year without making headlines. This week has been no exception. On Wednesday, the trouble-prone company - which is already grappling with crises over a workplace culture rife with harassment and a leaked video of its temperamental chief executive berating an Uber driver - faced a crucial court hearing with a rival, Waymo, over accusations of stolen trade secrets involving driverless-car technology.

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Learning English - General & Business English

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Word of the Day- Multinational Corporation (MNC)

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Trace écrite

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