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'Targeted Recruits In Need Of Money': New Details In TCS 'Conversion' Case
TCS 'conversion' case accused targeted recruits with family issues in need of money, sources said.
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Man Creates Ex-Employee's Fake Social Media After Salary Dispute, Arrested
The Delhi Police arrested a 37-year-old man for allegedly creating a fake social media account using his former employee's photograph to harass and defame her online after she demanded her pending salary from him, police said on Saturday.
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Delta Airline Worker Records Explicit Videos Of Himself On Child Passenger's iPad
The shared iCloud account was filled with pornographic videos showing a man masturbating while in his Delta uniform and wearing his Delta name badge.
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Former Uber Employee Embezzled 1 Crore Using Fake Driver Profiles: Cops
Uber has accused one of its former employees of embezzling over Rs 1 crore by sneaking in fake driver profiles in the company's list of drivers, police said on Tuesday.
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Hundreds Of Employees At TikTok Earlier Worked With Chinese State Media: Report
Three hundred current employees at TikTok and its parent company ByteDance previously worked for Chinese state media publications, according to public employee LinkedIn profiles reviewed by Forbes.
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ED Attaches Gold Worth Over Rs 14 Crore In Kerala Smuggling Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today attached over 30 kg of gold, seized from Thiruvananthapuram International Airport last year, arresting high profile personalities including an IAS officer and two former employees of the UAE consulate in Kerala.
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New CEO Andy Jassy's Scary "Chop" Meetings And What Goes On
Andy Jassy, Amazon's incoming CEO, has a conference room nicknamed the Chop. As Business Insider puts it in a profile of Jassy, "The Chop is where ideas, and sometimes employees, go to get chopped down to size."
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Facebook Removes False Accounts Linked to Brazil's Bolsonaro
Facebook said Wednesday that it has removed dozens of accounts, some used by employees of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and two of his lawmaker sons. The company said its decision was based on the creation of false profiles that engaged in “coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Said to Acqui-Hire AI Music Startup Jukedeck
At least five employees of Jukedeck, including founder Ed Newton-Rex, have updated their LinkedIn profiles to say they started work at ByteDance's AI lab as early as April.
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Starbucks Sorry After Employee Calls Cops On Black Men Waiting At Table
Starbucks apologized Saturday to two black men arrested at a Philadelphia store in an incident that has led to accusations of racial profiling by the company and police.
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As The Nation Debates The Place Of Islam, The CIA's Muslim Officers Fight Terrorism
Officials say the agency's Muslim officers are "mission critical" in the campaign against the Islamic State and other extremist groups.
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Beware The Rule-Following Co-Worker, Harvard Study Warns
In a provocative new Harvard Business School working paper, researchers Michael Housman and Dylan Minor crunched data from 50,000 employees at 11 companies to come up with what may be the world's most detailed personality profile of a "toxic worker."
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Headhunters are following you on Twitter
Employers are increasingly screening profiles of prospective employees on popular networking websites like Facebook and Twitter.
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'Targeted Recruits In Need Of Money': New Details In TCS 'Conversion' Case
TCS 'conversion' case accused targeted recruits with family issues in need of money, sources said.
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Man Creates Ex-Employee's Fake Social Media After Salary Dispute, Arrested
The Delhi Police arrested a 37-year-old man for allegedly creating a fake social media account using his former employee's photograph to harass and defame her online after she demanded her pending salary from him, police said on Saturday.
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Delta Airline Worker Records Explicit Videos Of Himself On Child Passenger's iPad
The shared iCloud account was filled with pornographic videos showing a man masturbating while in his Delta uniform and wearing his Delta name badge.
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Former Uber Employee Embezzled 1 Crore Using Fake Driver Profiles: Cops
Uber has accused one of its former employees of embezzling over Rs 1 crore by sneaking in fake driver profiles in the company's list of drivers, police said on Tuesday.
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Hundreds Of Employees At TikTok Earlier Worked With Chinese State Media: Report
Three hundred current employees at TikTok and its parent company ByteDance previously worked for Chinese state media publications, according to public employee LinkedIn profiles reviewed by Forbes.
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ED Attaches Gold Worth Over Rs 14 Crore In Kerala Smuggling Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today attached over 30 kg of gold, seized from Thiruvananthapuram International Airport last year, arresting high profile personalities including an IAS officer and two former employees of the UAE consulate in Kerala.
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New CEO Andy Jassy's Scary "Chop" Meetings And What Goes On
Andy Jassy, Amazon's incoming CEO, has a conference room nicknamed the Chop. As Business Insider puts it in a profile of Jassy, "The Chop is where ideas, and sometimes employees, go to get chopped down to size."
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Facebook Removes False Accounts Linked to Brazil's Bolsonaro
Facebook said Wednesday that it has removed dozens of accounts, some used by employees of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and two of his lawmaker sons. The company said its decision was based on the creation of false profiles that engaged in “coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Said to Acqui-Hire AI Music Startup Jukedeck
At least five employees of Jukedeck, including founder Ed Newton-Rex, have updated their LinkedIn profiles to say they started work at ByteDance's AI lab as early as April.
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Starbucks Sorry After Employee Calls Cops On Black Men Waiting At Table
Starbucks apologized Saturday to two black men arrested at a Philadelphia store in an incident that has led to accusations of racial profiling by the company and police.
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As The Nation Debates The Place Of Islam, The CIA's Muslim Officers Fight Terrorism
Officials say the agency's Muslim officers are "mission critical" in the campaign against the Islamic State and other extremist groups.
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Beware The Rule-Following Co-Worker, Harvard Study Warns
In a provocative new Harvard Business School working paper, researchers Michael Housman and Dylan Minor crunched data from 50,000 employees at 11 companies to come up with what may be the world's most detailed personality profile of a "toxic worker."
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Headhunters are following you on Twitter
Employers are increasingly screening profiles of prospective employees on popular networking websites like Facebook and Twitter.
