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US Based CEO Issues Rs 15 Crore Bonus To Staff Facing Extreme Work Pressure
Five Guys CEO Jerry Murrell awarded Rs 15 crore in bonuses to employees after a viral anniversary promotion overwhelmed stores, recognising staff for handling the unexpected surge.
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'Exhausted And Ready To Come Home': Student Wants To Return To India Amid Visa Concerns
An Indian undergraduate student in the US said they just wanted to return home after being exhausted by job search and visa worries.
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India Taps Argentina, US For LPG Amid Iran War: Does The Math Work Out
Argentina's supply is particularly significant as nearly 60 per cent of India's LPG imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Man Jailed For Breaking Into Woman's House And 'Sucking On Her Toes'
A California man has been sentenced to more than six years in jail for breaking into a woman's home and assaulting her by sucking her toes.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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Amazon Says AWS' Bahrain Region 'Disrupted' By Drone Activity Amid Iran War
Amazon is working on recovering the regions where Amazon Web Services (AWS) are affected by drone activity, claims the tech giant's spokesperson.
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From Flight Ticket On Loan To Job At Microsoft: Indian Techie's Journey Inspires Internet
Priyanka Vergadia, now working as a Senior Director, Developer GTM and Marketing at Microsoft, shared her experience through a video on Instagram.
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US Company Awards Rs 210 Crore To Employee Whose Newborn Died After Work-From-Home Denial
According to the woman's attorneys, jurors found the company's refusal to grant the work-from-home request led to Magnolia's death.
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Pakistan To Mute "National Day' Celebrations Due To War In Iran
The Pakistani government said Tuesday it would not be holding the annual national day parade and ceremonial events this year due to "austerity measures" linked to the Gulf crisis.
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'Will Work Together For Restoration Of Peace': PM Modi Speaks To UAE President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, discussed with him the current situation in West Asia and agreed on ensuring safe and free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Based CEO Issues Rs 15 Crore Bonus To Staff Facing Extreme Work Pressure
Five Guys CEO Jerry Murrell awarded Rs 15 crore in bonuses to employees after a viral anniversary promotion overwhelmed stores, recognising staff for handling the unexpected surge.
-
'Exhausted And Ready To Come Home': Student Wants To Return To India Amid Visa Concerns
An Indian undergraduate student in the US said they just wanted to return home after being exhausted by job search and visa worries.
-
India Taps Argentina, US For LPG Amid Iran War: Does The Math Work Out
Argentina's supply is particularly significant as nearly 60 per cent of India's LPG imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Man Jailed For Breaking Into Woman's House And 'Sucking On Her Toes'
A California man has been sentenced to more than six years in jail for breaking into a woman's home and assaulting her by sucking her toes.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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Amazon Says AWS' Bahrain Region 'Disrupted' By Drone Activity Amid Iran War
Amazon is working on recovering the regions where Amazon Web Services (AWS) are affected by drone activity, claims the tech giant's spokesperson.
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From Flight Ticket On Loan To Job At Microsoft: Indian Techie's Journey Inspires Internet
Priyanka Vergadia, now working as a Senior Director, Developer GTM and Marketing at Microsoft, shared her experience through a video on Instagram.
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US Company Awards Rs 210 Crore To Employee Whose Newborn Died After Work-From-Home Denial
According to the woman's attorneys, jurors found the company's refusal to grant the work-from-home request led to Magnolia's death.
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Pakistan To Mute "National Day' Celebrations Due To War In Iran
The Pakistani government said Tuesday it would not be holding the annual national day parade and ceremonial events this year due to "austerity measures" linked to the Gulf crisis.
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'Will Work Together For Restoration Of Peace': PM Modi Speaks To UAE President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, discussed with him the current situation in West Asia and agreed on ensuring safe and free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
