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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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Even 190% Tariffs Can't Shake US Shoemaker's Reliance On China
When an $80,000 tariff bill landed on her desk in May, Haley Pavone did what many small business owners might do: she froze hiring and added an online checkout fee to help cover the cost.
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New York Man Goes Missing While On A Romantic Vacation In Turks and Caicos Islands With Wife
According to private investigator Carl DeFazio, who was hired by Mr Tarrence's family, nothing unusual was reported in the days leading up to his disappearance.
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India's Factory Growth Hits 14-Month High On Exports Surge: Report
India's manufacturing activity accelerated to a 14-month high in June, driven by a substantial rise in international sales that boosted output and sparked record-breaking hiring, a business survey showed on Tuesday.
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What Is Meta's 'Superintelligence' That Zuckerberg Is Hiring Personally For
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is taking a hands-on approach to one of tech's most ambitious frontiers: building artificial general intelligence (AGI).
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The Trump Administration Will Now Favour "Patriotic Americans" For Jobs
At the heart of the administrations plan is a focus on patriotism, loyalty to the presidents policy agenda, and a return to what it calls a "merit-based" system.
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As India And Pakistan Hire Trump Aides As Lobbyists, A Look At Who They Are
Pakistan has hired Keith Schiller, Trump's former bodyguard and close aide, to build "long-term economic partnerships" in the US. Schiller's role involves strengthening Pakistan's ties with the US government and private sector.
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US Woman, Sisters Jailed For Plotting Son-In-Law's Murder With Drugs Over Custody Dispute
Her sisters, Judy Owen and Mitzy Smith, were also convicted for their roles in the plot, which was exposed when the hired hitwoman turned to the FBI.
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$12 Billion Firm's Co-Founder Says Gen Z Employees "Makes Me Want To Pull My Hair Out" But...
Huang admits that integrating Gen Z talent like Noyes wasn't smooth at first.
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Harvard In Talks To Sell $1 Billion Of Private Equity Stakes Amid Feud With Trump: Report
Harvard has allocated almost 40% of its $53 billion endowment to private equity, according to an annual report for the year ended in June.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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S&P 500 Opens 2.4% Lower After China's Response To Trump Tarrifs
Wall Street stocks opened sharply lower Friday, shrugging off solid US hiring data and extending a rout after China announced hefty tariffs in response to President Donald Trump's levies.
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US Billionaire Reveals Why He Refused To Hire His Son, Made Him Work At A Different Company
He told all of his children that to one day work for him, they had to spend at least five years working in the tough New York real estate market
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"Wanted Us To Meet...": Mumbai CEO Instantly Rejects Woman Candidate After Unusual Request
A Mumbai-based CEO has triggered a debate online after revealing that a woman hired for a senior role in his company asked him to meet her husband before she accepted the offer.
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Google To Pay $28M To Settle Lawsuit For Favouring White, Asian Employees
Despite confirming the settlement, a Google spokesperson said,"We continue to disagree with the allegations that we treated anyone differently, and remain committed to paying, hiring and levelling all employees fairly."
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
-
Even 190% Tariffs Can't Shake US Shoemaker's Reliance On China
When an $80,000 tariff bill landed on her desk in May, Haley Pavone did what many small business owners might do: she froze hiring and added an online checkout fee to help cover the cost.
-
New York Man Goes Missing While On A Romantic Vacation In Turks and Caicos Islands With Wife
According to private investigator Carl DeFazio, who was hired by Mr Tarrence's family, nothing unusual was reported in the days leading up to his disappearance.
-
India's Factory Growth Hits 14-Month High On Exports Surge: Report
India's manufacturing activity accelerated to a 14-month high in June, driven by a substantial rise in international sales that boosted output and sparked record-breaking hiring, a business survey showed on Tuesday.
-
What Is Meta's 'Superintelligence' That Zuckerberg Is Hiring Personally For
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is taking a hands-on approach to one of tech's most ambitious frontiers: building artificial general intelligence (AGI).
-
The Trump Administration Will Now Favour "Patriotic Americans" For Jobs
At the heart of the administrations plan is a focus on patriotism, loyalty to the presidents policy agenda, and a return to what it calls a "merit-based" system.
-
As India And Pakistan Hire Trump Aides As Lobbyists, A Look At Who They Are
Pakistan has hired Keith Schiller, Trump's former bodyguard and close aide, to build "long-term economic partnerships" in the US. Schiller's role involves strengthening Pakistan's ties with the US government and private sector.
-
US Woman, Sisters Jailed For Plotting Son-In-Law's Murder With Drugs Over Custody Dispute
Her sisters, Judy Owen and Mitzy Smith, were also convicted for their roles in the plot, which was exposed when the hired hitwoman turned to the FBI.
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$12 Billion Firm's Co-Founder Says Gen Z Employees "Makes Me Want To Pull My Hair Out" But...
Huang admits that integrating Gen Z talent like Noyes wasn't smooth at first.
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Harvard In Talks To Sell $1 Billion Of Private Equity Stakes Amid Feud With Trump: Report
Harvard has allocated almost 40% of its $53 billion endowment to private equity, according to an annual report for the year ended in June.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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S&P 500 Opens 2.4% Lower After China's Response To Trump Tarrifs
Wall Street stocks opened sharply lower Friday, shrugging off solid US hiring data and extending a rout after China announced hefty tariffs in response to President Donald Trump's levies.
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US Billionaire Reveals Why He Refused To Hire His Son, Made Him Work At A Different Company
He told all of his children that to one day work for him, they had to spend at least five years working in the tough New York real estate market
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"Wanted Us To Meet...": Mumbai CEO Instantly Rejects Woman Candidate After Unusual Request
A Mumbai-based CEO has triggered a debate online after revealing that a woman hired for a senior role in his company asked him to meet her husband before she accepted the offer.
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Google To Pay $28M To Settle Lawsuit For Favouring White, Asian Employees
Despite confirming the settlement, a Google spokesperson said,"We continue to disagree with the allegations that we treated anyone differently, and remain committed to paying, hiring and levelling all employees fairly."
