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Weeks After Louvre Jewel Heist, Water Leak Damages 400 Egyptian Artifacts
A water leak in late November damaged several hundred works in the Louvre's Egyptian department, the Paris museum told AFP on Sunday, weeks after a brazen jewel theft raised concerns over its infrastructure.
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Opinion | India's 12-Hour Workday Is The Wrong Kind Of Capitalism
While the rest of the world frets over artificial intelligence and how it could hollow out demand for human effort, a zeitgeist-defying idea is taking hold in India.
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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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US Nurse Quits Job To Run Laundromat, Now Pulls In Rs 4 Crore In Annual Revenue
After years of balancing hospital shifts and business duties, Cami now works only a few hours weekly while earning substantial revenue from her laundromat and social media.
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US Banker Quits JPMorgan, Takes 50% Pay Cut To Work With MrBeast: "I Was Working 80-100 Hours A Week"
He said that the demanding work hours at JPMorgan took a toll on him and that the new role offered a better work-life balance.
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Deaths, Suicide Claims, Resignations: What's Pushing Poll Officers To Edge
At least nine Booth-Level Officers - foot soldiers in the contentious revision of voter lists before a flurry of Assembly elections next year - have died, by suicide or otherwise, across the country over the past week, including in poll-bound West Be
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Explained: Salary, Benefits And Working Hours Under New Labour Codes
From better salaries and retirement benefits to encouraging women's participation in the workforce, the new Labour Codes which were notified last week will bring a generational change in how India treats its workforce.
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Woman News Anchor Found Dead Inside Her Guwahati Office Weeks Before Wedding
A young woman journalist who worked as an anchor with a local news portal was found dead inside the office in Guwahati on Monday morning, officials said.
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Early Action Against Antibiotic Resistance Is Critical For Future Healthcare, Says World Health Organization
Early action against the rising antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is needed to ensure infections remain treatable, and surgeries stay safe, said the World Health Organization (WHO), during the World AMR Awareness Week, on Friday
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What Happens If Antibiotics Stop Working? Doctor Explains The Nightmare Scenario
A senior internal medicine specialist explains how everyday illnesses, surgeries, and even cancer care could collapse if antibiotics fail, and what we must do now to prevent this future.
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US Man Quits AI Startup Founded By IIT Graduates On Day 1, Cites Toxic Culture: "Red Flags Everywhere"
In a tweet, Jared Steele said he quit after just one day, citing false compensation promises, questionable management practices, and restrictive leave policies.
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5 Indians Kidnapped in Mali Amid Al Qaeda-Linked Unrest, Embassy Reacts
New Delhi is working closely with the Malian authorities to secure the safe release of five Indian nationals who were kidnapped by armed men in Mali last week, the Indian Embassy in Bamako said.
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Man Becomes Rapido Driver To Beat Loneliness, Finds Comfort In Passenger's Kindness
The post resonated with many Reddit users, who appreciated the heartfelt story and noted the power of small acts of kindness.
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"Are You Narayana Murthy?" Runable CEO Slammed For 80-Hour Workweek Post
The position was on-site in Bengaluru, and candidates should be willing to work six days a week, putting in 60 to 80 hours if needed.
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Target To Cut 1,800 Corporate Jobs To Remove "Layers, Overlapping Work"
About 1,000 employees are expected to receive layoff notices next week, and the company also plans to eliminate about 800 vacant jobs, a company spokesperson said.
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Weeks After Louvre Jewel Heist, Water Leak Damages 400 Egyptian Artifacts
A water leak in late November damaged several hundred works in the Louvre's Egyptian department, the Paris museum told AFP on Sunday, weeks after a brazen jewel theft raised concerns over its infrastructure.
-
Opinion | India's 12-Hour Workday Is The Wrong Kind Of Capitalism
While the rest of the world frets over artificial intelligence and how it could hollow out demand for human effort, a zeitgeist-defying idea is taking hold in India.
-
Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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US Nurse Quits Job To Run Laundromat, Now Pulls In Rs 4 Crore In Annual Revenue
After years of balancing hospital shifts and business duties, Cami now works only a few hours weekly while earning substantial revenue from her laundromat and social media.
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US Banker Quits JPMorgan, Takes 50% Pay Cut To Work With MrBeast: "I Was Working 80-100 Hours A Week"
He said that the demanding work hours at JPMorgan took a toll on him and that the new role offered a better work-life balance.
-
Deaths, Suicide Claims, Resignations: What's Pushing Poll Officers To Edge
At least nine Booth-Level Officers - foot soldiers in the contentious revision of voter lists before a flurry of Assembly elections next year - have died, by suicide or otherwise, across the country over the past week, including in poll-bound West Be
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Explained: Salary, Benefits And Working Hours Under New Labour Codes
From better salaries and retirement benefits to encouraging women's participation in the workforce, the new Labour Codes which were notified last week will bring a generational change in how India treats its workforce.
-
Woman News Anchor Found Dead Inside Her Guwahati Office Weeks Before Wedding
A young woman journalist who worked as an anchor with a local news portal was found dead inside the office in Guwahati on Monday morning, officials said.
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Early Action Against Antibiotic Resistance Is Critical For Future Healthcare, Says World Health Organization
Early action against the rising antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is needed to ensure infections remain treatable, and surgeries stay safe, said the World Health Organization (WHO), during the World AMR Awareness Week, on Friday
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What Happens If Antibiotics Stop Working? Doctor Explains The Nightmare Scenario
A senior internal medicine specialist explains how everyday illnesses, surgeries, and even cancer care could collapse if antibiotics fail, and what we must do now to prevent this future.
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US Man Quits AI Startup Founded By IIT Graduates On Day 1, Cites Toxic Culture: "Red Flags Everywhere"
In a tweet, Jared Steele said he quit after just one day, citing false compensation promises, questionable management practices, and restrictive leave policies.
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5 Indians Kidnapped in Mali Amid Al Qaeda-Linked Unrest, Embassy Reacts
New Delhi is working closely with the Malian authorities to secure the safe release of five Indian nationals who were kidnapped by armed men in Mali last week, the Indian Embassy in Bamako said.
-
Man Becomes Rapido Driver To Beat Loneliness, Finds Comfort In Passenger's Kindness
The post resonated with many Reddit users, who appreciated the heartfelt story and noted the power of small acts of kindness.
-
"Are You Narayana Murthy?" Runable CEO Slammed For 80-Hour Workweek Post
The position was on-site in Bengaluru, and candidates should be willing to work six days a week, putting in 60 to 80 hours if needed.
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Target To Cut 1,800 Corporate Jobs To Remove "Layers, Overlapping Work"
About 1,000 employees are expected to receive layoff notices next week, and the company also plans to eliminate about 800 vacant jobs, a company spokesperson said.
