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US Man Wins Rs 25 Crore Lottery Prize Thanks To Forgotten Lunch
An ordinary employee's forgotten lunch turned into an extraordinary fortune when a phone call from his wife prompted him to stop at a grocery store.
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Author Jhumpa Lahiri Declines Award Over New York Museum's Keffiyeh Ban
Pulitzer Prize winning author Jhumpa Lahiri declined to accept an award from New York City's Noguchi Museum after it fired three employees for wearing keffiyeh head scarves, an emblem of Palestinian solidarity, following an updated dress code.
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Registration Open For ICSI GK Quiz 2024 With Cash Prize Rs 50,000
Students of ICSI, employees of the ICSI and their wards and spouse are not eligible to participate in the quiz.
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Google AI Researchers Lay Out Demands, Escalating Internal Fight
A group of Google artificial intelligence researchers sent a sweeping list of demands to management calling for new policies and leadership changes, escalating a conflict at one of the company’s prized units.
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Blizzard Restores Hong Kong Hearthstone Player’s Winnings, Says China Not a Factor in Ban
Blizzard became the target of a boycott by gamers and a walk-out by employees this week after it decided to deny Blitzchung $10,000 in prize money and ban him for a year.
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Toshiba Suing Western Digital for $1 Billion Over Chip Business Sale Interference
Toshiba faced shareholders at its annual meeting on Wednesday with no deal in hand for the sale of its prized flash memory chip unit.
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Win A Million Dollars A Year For Life: Warren Buffett's Challenge For Employees
Employees of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, now may be a good time to start following college basketball. Warren Buffett, the chairman and chief executive of the multinational conglomerate is giving his employees a chance to win $1 million every year for life. All they need to do is guess which teams will make it to 'Sweet 16' of NCAA men's basketball cha...
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On Apple's campus, shock and sadness
While the world publicly mourned the death of Steve Jobs, Apple employees did so more quietly, as befits a company that prizes secrecy.
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US Man Wins Rs 25 Crore Lottery Prize Thanks To Forgotten Lunch
An ordinary employee's forgotten lunch turned into an extraordinary fortune when a phone call from his wife prompted him to stop at a grocery store.
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Author Jhumpa Lahiri Declines Award Over New York Museum's Keffiyeh Ban
Pulitzer Prize winning author Jhumpa Lahiri declined to accept an award from New York City's Noguchi Museum after it fired three employees for wearing keffiyeh head scarves, an emblem of Palestinian solidarity, following an updated dress code.
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Registration Open For ICSI GK Quiz 2024 With Cash Prize Rs 50,000
Students of ICSI, employees of the ICSI and their wards and spouse are not eligible to participate in the quiz.
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Google AI Researchers Lay Out Demands, Escalating Internal Fight
A group of Google artificial intelligence researchers sent a sweeping list of demands to management calling for new policies and leadership changes, escalating a conflict at one of the company’s prized units.
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Blizzard Restores Hong Kong Hearthstone Player’s Winnings, Says China Not a Factor in Ban
Blizzard became the target of a boycott by gamers and a walk-out by employees this week after it decided to deny Blitzchung $10,000 in prize money and ban him for a year.
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Toshiba Suing Western Digital for $1 Billion Over Chip Business Sale Interference
Toshiba faced shareholders at its annual meeting on Wednesday with no deal in hand for the sale of its prized flash memory chip unit.
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Win A Million Dollars A Year For Life: Warren Buffett's Challenge For Employees
Employees of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, now may be a good time to start following college basketball. Warren Buffett, the chairman and chief executive of the multinational conglomerate is giving his employees a chance to win $1 million every year for life. All they need to do is guess which teams will make it to 'Sweet 16' of NCAA men's basketball cha...
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On Apple's campus, shock and sadness
While the world publicly mourned the death of Steve Jobs, Apple employees did so more quietly, as befits a company that prizes secrecy.
