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"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
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Opinion: Why PM Modi Remains So Popular Despite Coronavirus Crisis
India's Covid-19 cases continue to climb, even as the economy tanks. China is pressing forward on the two countries' disputed Himalayan border, where dozens of Indian soldiers have been killed. Tax revenues have plummeted, state governments are unhappy and 21 million of India's rare salaried jobs vanished in the last few months. And yet Prime Minis...
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Manish Sisodia's Backhanded Tweet On "Central Government-Media"
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today accused the central government of using certain sections of the media to divert the country's attention away from all the big-ticket problems, including job loss and security along the China border, while focusing on a toxic coverage of the Sushant Singh Rajput case that has dominated headlines since...
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Alibaba Extends Its Reach in China as Coronavirus Outbreak Opens Doors
Alibaba Group Holding is emerging as one of China's biggest corporate winners of the coronavirus crisis, gaining the opportunity to expand its businesses and solidify its status as a critical part of the country's socio-economic engine.
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Knitwear Hub Of India Faces Crisis Due To Fall In Exports, Job Losses
The knitwear capital of India, Tirupur, is facing a crisis with a decline in exports and job losses. Five lakh small and micro industries have been shut down in Tamil Nadu. The city's exports have dwindled from Rs 26,000 crore to Rs 24,000 crore. Apparel exports were already struggling against low-priced goods from China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Sri L...
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In Pakistan's Coal Rush, Some Women Drivers Break Cultural Barriers
As Pakistan bets on cheap coal in the Thar desert to resolve its energy crisis, a select group of women is eyeing a road out of poverty by snapping up truck-driving jobs that once only went to men
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"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
-
Opinion: Why PM Modi Remains So Popular Despite Coronavirus Crisis
India's Covid-19 cases continue to climb, even as the economy tanks. China is pressing forward on the two countries' disputed Himalayan border, where dozens of Indian soldiers have been killed. Tax revenues have plummeted, state governments are unhappy and 21 million of India's rare salaried jobs vanished in the last few months. And yet Prime Minis...
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Manish Sisodia's Backhanded Tweet On "Central Government-Media"
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today accused the central government of using certain sections of the media to divert the country's attention away from all the big-ticket problems, including job loss and security along the China border, while focusing on a toxic coverage of the Sushant Singh Rajput case that has dominated headlines since...
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Alibaba Extends Its Reach in China as Coronavirus Outbreak Opens Doors
Alibaba Group Holding is emerging as one of China's biggest corporate winners of the coronavirus crisis, gaining the opportunity to expand its businesses and solidify its status as a critical part of the country's socio-economic engine.
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Knitwear Hub Of India Faces Crisis Due To Fall In Exports, Job Losses
The knitwear capital of India, Tirupur, is facing a crisis with a decline in exports and job losses. Five lakh small and micro industries have been shut down in Tamil Nadu. The city's exports have dwindled from Rs 26,000 crore to Rs 24,000 crore. Apparel exports were already struggling against low-priced goods from China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Sri L...
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In Pakistan's Coal Rush, Some Women Drivers Break Cultural Barriers
As Pakistan bets on cheap coal in the Thar desert to resolve its energy crisis, a select group of women is eyeing a road out of poverty by snapping up truck-driving jobs that once only went to men
