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Meta Orders Work From Home First, Then Lays Off 8,000 Employees At 4 AM
Meta confirmed layoffs last month. Inside the company, morale dipped sharply. Some staffers 'began collecting free snacks and spare laptop chargers'.
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Kevin Hart Faces New Drama As Former Staff Fight Back In Court
Hartbeat filed a lawsuit earlier this year against former staff members Eric Eddings and Lesley Gwam, who both worked in the company’s podcast and audio department.
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Noida Entrepreneur Fired Employee Over "What Next" Query, Sparks Debate
Verma concluded that he could not build a company on people who need to be told what to think.
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Ex-Merchant Navy Officer Sent Indian "Cyber Slaves" To 2 Nations, Arrested
According to the police, the ex-merchant navy officer - identified as Nagesh Kumar - is the international cyber slavery gang's main leader.
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Why US Students Are Suddenly Scoring More 'A' Grades In Writing And Coding. ChatGPT, Obviously
According to the study, classes involving essays, coding, and take-home assignments saw the biggest jump in A grades after AI tools became widely available.
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GenZ Most At Risk Of Job Scams, 54% Aspirants Ignore Warning Signs: LinkedIn
LinkedIn finds that 90 per cent of reported scam attempts try to move candidates away from the platform to private messaging apps.
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How A Malaysian Food Court Is Helping Ex-Prisoners Rebuild Life
A Malaysian food court owner says giving parolees jobs has benefited both the workers and the business
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AI Courses Are India's New Craze. But Are They Helping Students Land Jobs?
National Technology Day: From campuses to workplaces, Indians are racing to learn AI for jobs, fuelling a nationwide surge in practical AI courses.
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Delhi's Rs 3.5 Crore Scheme To Support Children Leaving Care Homes After 18
The Delhi government on Sunday approved a Rs 3.5-crore aftercare scheme for youths leaving child care institutions after turning 18, offering support for higher education, skill training, jobs and financial assistance to help them transition to independent living.
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Adani Group To Create 1,20,000 New Jobs In Madhya Pradesh By 2030: Pranav Adani
Adani Enterprises Director Pranav Adani said on Sunday that the Adani Group is poised to create 120,000 new jobs In Madhya Pradesh by 2030 across various sectors ranging from cement and mining to power.
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One Dead After Being Hit By Frontier Airlines Plane That Was Taking Off From Denver
The incident came a day after a Delta Air Lines employee was killed while on the job at the Orlando International Airport.
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BPSC 72nd Combined Competitive Examination Prelims Notification 2026 Released; Applications Starts From May 7
BPSC opens online applications from May seventh to May thirty first for the 72nd Combined Competitive Examination to fill 1230 vacancies.
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Delhi Raises Pay For Vocational, Samagra Teachers, Salaries Up To Rs 38,100
Delhi government approved salary hikes for over one thousand nine hundred vocational and Samagra Shiksha teachers, raising pay up to thirty eight thousand one hundred rupees.
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'Mamata Banerjee Out, Ayushman Bharat In': PM Modi On Flagship Health Cover For Bengal
West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the Ayushman Bharat scheme will be approved for Bengal in the first cabinet meeting of the new BJP government
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Why British Airways Is Paying Pilots Rs 95 Lakh To Move Planes On The Ground In Chicago
The task may sound straightforward, but navigating O'Hare Airport's complex taxiway network demands significant expertise and precision.
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Meta Orders Work From Home First, Then Lays Off 8,000 Employees At 4 AM
Meta confirmed layoffs last month. Inside the company, morale dipped sharply. Some staffers 'began collecting free snacks and spare laptop chargers'.
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Kevin Hart Faces New Drama As Former Staff Fight Back In Court
Hartbeat filed a lawsuit earlier this year against former staff members Eric Eddings and Lesley Gwam, who both worked in the company’s podcast and audio department.
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Noida Entrepreneur Fired Employee Over "What Next" Query, Sparks Debate
Verma concluded that he could not build a company on people who need to be told what to think.
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Ex-Merchant Navy Officer Sent Indian "Cyber Slaves" To 2 Nations, Arrested
According to the police, the ex-merchant navy officer - identified as Nagesh Kumar - is the international cyber slavery gang's main leader.
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Why US Students Are Suddenly Scoring More 'A' Grades In Writing And Coding. ChatGPT, Obviously
According to the study, classes involving essays, coding, and take-home assignments saw the biggest jump in A grades after AI tools became widely available.
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GenZ Most At Risk Of Job Scams, 54% Aspirants Ignore Warning Signs: LinkedIn
LinkedIn finds that 90 per cent of reported scam attempts try to move candidates away from the platform to private messaging apps.
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How A Malaysian Food Court Is Helping Ex-Prisoners Rebuild Life
A Malaysian food court owner says giving parolees jobs has benefited both the workers and the business
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AI Courses Are India's New Craze. But Are They Helping Students Land Jobs?
National Technology Day: From campuses to workplaces, Indians are racing to learn AI for jobs, fuelling a nationwide surge in practical AI courses.
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Delhi's Rs 3.5 Crore Scheme To Support Children Leaving Care Homes After 18
The Delhi government on Sunday approved a Rs 3.5-crore aftercare scheme for youths leaving child care institutions after turning 18, offering support for higher education, skill training, jobs and financial assistance to help them transition to independent living.
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Adani Group To Create 1,20,000 New Jobs In Madhya Pradesh By 2030: Pranav Adani
Adani Enterprises Director Pranav Adani said on Sunday that the Adani Group is poised to create 120,000 new jobs In Madhya Pradesh by 2030 across various sectors ranging from cement and mining to power.
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One Dead After Being Hit By Frontier Airlines Plane That Was Taking Off From Denver
The incident came a day after a Delta Air Lines employee was killed while on the job at the Orlando International Airport.
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BPSC 72nd Combined Competitive Examination Prelims Notification 2026 Released; Applications Starts From May 7
BPSC opens online applications from May seventh to May thirty first for the 72nd Combined Competitive Examination to fill 1230 vacancies.
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Delhi Raises Pay For Vocational, Samagra Teachers, Salaries Up To Rs 38,100
Delhi government approved salary hikes for over one thousand nine hundred vocational and Samagra Shiksha teachers, raising pay up to thirty eight thousand one hundred rupees.
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'Mamata Banerjee Out, Ayushman Bharat In': PM Modi On Flagship Health Cover For Bengal
West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the Ayushman Bharat scheme will be approved for Bengal in the first cabinet meeting of the new BJP government
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Why British Airways Is Paying Pilots Rs 95 Lakh To Move Planes On The Ground In Chicago
The task may sound straightforward, but navigating O'Hare Airport's complex taxiway network demands significant expertise and precision.
