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US Lawmakers Seek Answers From Firms Over H-1B Visa Use Amid Layoffs
US lawmakers have asked major US companies, including Apple, Amazon and JPMorgan, to explain why they are hiring thousands of foreign workers on H-1B visas while cutting other jobs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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Wall Street Might Cut 2,00,000 Jobs As AI Replaces Roles
Global banks will cut as many as 200,000 jobs in the next three to five years as artificial intelligence encroaches on tasks currently carried out by human workers, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
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Go Ahead, Fire Me: Why Some Workers Are Happy Losing Their Jobs
That's the mood of a small but vocal group of employees caught in the job cuts roiling firms from Wall Street to Silicon Valley.
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Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Tesla To Pay Over $130 Million To Black Ex-Worker Over Racism: Report
A federal jury on Monday has ordered Tesla Inc to pay more than $130 million in damages to a Black former worker, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Chaos On Wall Street As Delta Variant Upends Return To Work
The call from Morgan Stanley's human resources office went out late Monday: Two vaccinated employees had Covid-19, and workers on the 14th floor of the firm's Times Square headquarters should stay away until the area could be cleaned.
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No Zoom on Friday: Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser Lays Out Measures to Ease Work From Home Fatigue
It took a year of the pandemic but finally one of the world’s biggest banks has acknowledged the huge toll that working remotely is taking on its staff. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser wants to ease Zoom fatigue and go back to regular working hours. That tells you how bad things have got — at investment banks and at large businesses generally.
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"BJP Controls Facebook," Says Rahul Gandhi; "Loser," Retorts Minister
Congress's Rahul Gandhi today tweeted an article by a foreign publication to take on the ruling BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh about their huge social media presence. In the article, the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook looks the other way in cases of hate speech and objectionable material from leaders and wor...
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IBM Cuts Jobs Around US as New CEO Looks for Revival
IBM told the Wall Street Journal it is laying off an undisclosed number of workers across the US.
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Google Reportedly Planning Big New York City Expansion
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Google plans to add space for more than 12,000 additional New York workers.
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Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
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Wall Street Plunges, S&P 500 Erases 2018's Gains
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the economy was experiencing "strengthening US economic growth, historically low unemployment, and increasing wages for American workers".
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BuzzFeed Said To Cut 100 Workers As Online Media Falters
BuzzFeed plans to eliminate 100 jobs, or about 8 percent of its workforce, according to a person familiar with the matter, as the online publisher feels the effects of an industry-wide slump in advertising.
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FBI Helped Family of Al-Qaeda Hostage Make Ransom Payment: Report
The FBI facilitated a 2012 ransom payment of $250,000 to Al-Qaeda from the family of a kidnapped US aid worker later killed in a drone strike, The Wall Street Journal said Wednesday.
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US Lawmakers Seek Answers From Firms Over H-1B Visa Use Amid Layoffs
US lawmakers have asked major US companies, including Apple, Amazon and JPMorgan, to explain why they are hiring thousands of foreign workers on H-1B visas while cutting other jobs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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Wall Street Might Cut 2,00,000 Jobs As AI Replaces Roles
Global banks will cut as many as 200,000 jobs in the next three to five years as artificial intelligence encroaches on tasks currently carried out by human workers, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
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Go Ahead, Fire Me: Why Some Workers Are Happy Losing Their Jobs
That's the mood of a small but vocal group of employees caught in the job cuts roiling firms from Wall Street to Silicon Valley.
-
Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Tesla To Pay Over $130 Million To Black Ex-Worker Over Racism: Report
A federal jury on Monday has ordered Tesla Inc to pay more than $130 million in damages to a Black former worker, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Chaos On Wall Street As Delta Variant Upends Return To Work
The call from Morgan Stanley's human resources office went out late Monday: Two vaccinated employees had Covid-19, and workers on the 14th floor of the firm's Times Square headquarters should stay away until the area could be cleaned.
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No Zoom on Friday: Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser Lays Out Measures to Ease Work From Home Fatigue
It took a year of the pandemic but finally one of the world’s biggest banks has acknowledged the huge toll that working remotely is taking on its staff. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser wants to ease Zoom fatigue and go back to regular working hours. That tells you how bad things have got — at investment banks and at large businesses generally.
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"BJP Controls Facebook," Says Rahul Gandhi; "Loser," Retorts Minister
Congress's Rahul Gandhi today tweeted an article by a foreign publication to take on the ruling BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh about their huge social media presence. In the article, the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook looks the other way in cases of hate speech and objectionable material from leaders and wor...
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IBM Cuts Jobs Around US as New CEO Looks for Revival
IBM told the Wall Street Journal it is laying off an undisclosed number of workers across the US.
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Google Reportedly Planning Big New York City Expansion
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Google plans to add space for more than 12,000 additional New York workers.
-
Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
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Wall Street Plunges, S&P 500 Erases 2018's Gains
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the economy was experiencing "strengthening US economic growth, historically low unemployment, and increasing wages for American workers".
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BuzzFeed Said To Cut 100 Workers As Online Media Falters
BuzzFeed plans to eliminate 100 jobs, or about 8 percent of its workforce, according to a person familiar with the matter, as the online publisher feels the effects of an industry-wide slump in advertising.
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FBI Helped Family of Al-Qaeda Hostage Make Ransom Payment: Report
The FBI facilitated a 2012 ransom payment of $250,000 to Al-Qaeda from the family of a kidnapped US aid worker later killed in a drone strike, The Wall Street Journal said Wednesday.
