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Major US Corporations Cut 25,000 Jobs, Here's Why It's Worrying Everyone
Meta, Microsoft and Nike have collectively announced nearly 25,000 job cuts, raising widespread concern that AI-driven restructuring is accelerating across major corporations.
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Atlassian Cuts 1,600 Jobs As Company Shifts Focus To AI: "Right Decision"
Layoffs to affect 10% of workforce amid Australian company's restructuring plan to push into artificial intelligence and enterprise sales.
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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill To Repeal 76 Redundant, Obsolete Laws
Lok Sabha today gave its nod to a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws, with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
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Son Uses Female Voice To Pose As Dead Mother, Cons Father Out Of Rs 60 Lakh: Report
Cuthbert transferred a sizable sum of money, including his father's redundancy pay-out, to his personal account, draining his father's life savings.
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UK Man Spends Rs 10 Lakh On His Dream Of Looking Like Elvis Presley
Former bus inspector Dave Black spent Rs 10,00000 of his redundancy money on Elvis Presley costumes and singing lessons to fulfil his impersonator fantasy.
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Parliament Passes Two Bills To Repeal 1053 Redundant Laws
Parliament on Wednesday passed two bills to repeal outdated 1053 old laws which had become redundant legislations.
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Standard Chartered Axes 15,000 Jobs, Announces $5.1 Billion Capital Raise
Asia-focused British bank Standard Chartered said today it would axe 15,000 jobs and raise $5.1 billion in capital after posting a "disappointing" third-quarter loss as it struggles to return to growth.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill to Repeal 295 Obsolete Acts
A bill seeking to scrap a set of 295 obsolete Acts dealing with several issues including changes in marriage laws and cement hoarding was today passed by Lok Sabha which continued to witness boycott by Congress and several other opposition parties.
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Major US Corporations Cut 25,000 Jobs, Here's Why It's Worrying Everyone
Meta, Microsoft and Nike have collectively announced nearly 25,000 job cuts, raising widespread concern that AI-driven restructuring is accelerating across major corporations.
-
Atlassian Cuts 1,600 Jobs As Company Shifts Focus To AI: "Right Decision"
Layoffs to affect 10% of workforce amid Australian company's restructuring plan to push into artificial intelligence and enterprise sales.
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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill To Repeal 76 Redundant, Obsolete Laws
Lok Sabha today gave its nod to a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws, with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
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Son Uses Female Voice To Pose As Dead Mother, Cons Father Out Of Rs 60 Lakh: Report
Cuthbert transferred a sizable sum of money, including his father's redundancy pay-out, to his personal account, draining his father's life savings.
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UK Man Spends Rs 10 Lakh On His Dream Of Looking Like Elvis Presley
Former bus inspector Dave Black spent Rs 10,00000 of his redundancy money on Elvis Presley costumes and singing lessons to fulfil his impersonator fantasy.
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Parliament Passes Two Bills To Repeal 1053 Redundant Laws
Parliament on Wednesday passed two bills to repeal outdated 1053 old laws which had become redundant legislations.
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Standard Chartered Axes 15,000 Jobs, Announces $5.1 Billion Capital Raise
Asia-focused British bank Standard Chartered said today it would axe 15,000 jobs and raise $5.1 billion in capital after posting a "disappointing" third-quarter loss as it struggles to return to growth.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill to Repeal 295 Obsolete Acts
A bill seeking to scrap a set of 295 obsolete Acts dealing with several issues including changes in marriage laws and cement hoarding was today passed by Lok Sabha which continued to witness boycott by Congress and several other opposition parties.
