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Ex-Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn Says Renault/Nissan Results 'Pathetic'
Former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn took a swipe at his old employers in a newspaper interview on Sunday, calling the Renault and Nissan results "pathetic", driven as much by a lack of joint leadership than the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Weekly Employment News Resumes Publication
The weekly employment news has resumed publication after remaining closed for over a month. After the nationwide lockdown was announced on March 24, the publication of the Employment News was stopped.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg: Treat Us Like Something Between a Telco and a Newspaper
Facebook and social media giants including Twitter and Alphabet's Google have come under increasing pressure to better combat governments and political groups using their platforms to spread false and misleading information.
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Ex-Renault Boss Says Arrest Was Result Of "Plot And Treason": Report
Detained auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn believes his arrest and the charges against him are the result of a "plot and treason" at his former employer Nissan, he told the Nikkei newspaper on Wednesday.
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British Prime Minister Wants European Employment Law Exemption: Reports
Prime Minister David Cameron is seeking a British exemption from European Union employment laws as part of his push to gain more autonomy from Brussels, newspapers said today.
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We're Not in 1935, Says Supreme Court About This Bollywood Aspect
A nearly six-decade ban on women being employed as make-up artists in the film industry could end after the Supreme Court said it was gender biased and should not continue for a day longer, the Indian Express newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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Photographer thrashed on Bombay Velvet set
A photographer employed with a city-based newspaper has filed a police complaint accusing bodyguards and bouncers of a Bollywood film production unit of manhandling him while he was on an assignment
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Nikkei hits 23-month high on Abe's aggressive Bank of Japan comments
Japan's Nikkei share average rose as much as 1.7 per cent to a 23-month high on Friday, with exporters extending gains on a weaker yen after a newspaper reported Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as saying the central bank should consider making the pursuit of maximum employment a part of its mandate.
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Indian denied return home jumps under Dubai train: report
An Indian man committed suicide in Dubai by throwing himself under a train after his employer refused him the right to return home, newspapers in the Gulf emirate reported on Thursday.
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Ex-Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn Says Renault/Nissan Results 'Pathetic'
Former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn took a swipe at his old employers in a newspaper interview on Sunday, calling the Renault and Nissan results "pathetic", driven as much by a lack of joint leadership than the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Weekly Employment News Resumes Publication
The weekly employment news has resumed publication after remaining closed for over a month. After the nationwide lockdown was announced on March 24, the publication of the Employment News was stopped.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg: Treat Us Like Something Between a Telco and a Newspaper
Facebook and social media giants including Twitter and Alphabet's Google have come under increasing pressure to better combat governments and political groups using their platforms to spread false and misleading information.
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Ex-Renault Boss Says Arrest Was Result Of "Plot And Treason": Report
Detained auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn believes his arrest and the charges against him are the result of a "plot and treason" at his former employer Nissan, he told the Nikkei newspaper on Wednesday.
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British Prime Minister Wants European Employment Law Exemption: Reports
Prime Minister David Cameron is seeking a British exemption from European Union employment laws as part of his push to gain more autonomy from Brussels, newspapers said today.
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We're Not in 1935, Says Supreme Court About This Bollywood Aspect
A nearly six-decade ban on women being employed as make-up artists in the film industry could end after the Supreme Court said it was gender biased and should not continue for a day longer, the Indian Express newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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Photographer thrashed on Bombay Velvet set
A photographer employed with a city-based newspaper has filed a police complaint accusing bodyguards and bouncers of a Bollywood film production unit of manhandling him while he was on an assignment
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Nikkei hits 23-month high on Abe's aggressive Bank of Japan comments
Japan's Nikkei share average rose as much as 1.7 per cent to a 23-month high on Friday, with exporters extending gains on a weaker yen after a newspaper reported Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as saying the central bank should consider making the pursuit of maximum employment a part of its mandate.
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Indian denied return home jumps under Dubai train: report
An Indian man committed suicide in Dubai by throwing himself under a train after his employer refused him the right to return home, newspapers in the Gulf emirate reported on Thursday.
