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Foxconn Chief Defends Hiring Practices After Report Married Women Rejected in India
Foxconn Chairman Young Liu defended its hiring practices in India on August 17 after government investigations were ordered following a report that the firm rejects married women from iPhone assembly jobs in the country. The iPhone supplier previously acknowledged some lapses in hiring practices in 2022 and said it had worked to address the issues,...
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Meta Looking to Hire Generative AI-Focused Workers on Metaverse Team After Layoffs
Meta is looking to hire employees to expand its foray in the generative AI space, as part of its metaverse team. As per a new job listing, could integrate GenAI with its metaverse-related efforts, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) elements – that together make for components of the metaverse
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PM Modi Plans Post-Election Reforms To Rival Chinese Manufacturing
Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans a raft of business-friendly measures if he wins a third term this week, including pushing through regulations making it easier to hire and fire workers, according to two government officials familiar with the matter
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Microsoft Appoints Google DeepMind Co-Founder Mustafa Suleyman as CEO of New AI Division
Microsoft has appointed DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman as the head of a newly created consumer AI unit and hired several employees of his Inflection AI startup, seeking to defend its lead against rising competition from Google.
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KuCoin CEO Defends Company's Financial Position After Crypto Firm Reportedly Lays Off 30 Percent of Workforce
KuCoin has reportedly fired 30 percent of its workforce just days after tightening its KYC policy. In damage control, KuCoin CEO Johnny Lyu tweeted a clarification noting that the company’s finances were not an issue and that hiring and firing employees are part of day-to-day corporate functioning.
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This Chinese Firm Wants Candidates Who Don't Smoke, Drink, Eat Meat
A job posting by a Chinese company says that it is looking for a candidate who doesn't smoke, consume alcohol or eat meat.
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Alibaba Hiring 15,000 People, Pushes Back On Job Cut Reports
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. said it plans to hire 15,000 people this year, pushing back on reports that the Chinese tech firm is laying off employees.
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Gemini Crypto Exchange Sets Up Office in Gurugram, Plans to Expand Work With Indian Engineers: Report
Gemini crypto exchange has established an office in Gurugram as part of its expansion in the Asian Web3 market. Pravjit Tiwana has been appointed as the CEO for Gemini’s Asia-Pacific operations on the merit of his service as the global chief technology officer (CTO) of the crypto exchange for a while now.
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Meta to Announce Companywide Layoffs Across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp: Details
Meta has notified managers to prepare to announce job cuts on Wednesday, according to a company memo. The Facebook parent is set to lay off employees across divisions such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs. The firm previously slashed about 13 percent of its workforce, or about 11,000 jobs, last year.
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Layoffs At IT Services Firm TCS? What Top Official Said
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is not considering any layoffs as it believes in grooming talent for longer careers once it hires an employee, a top official has said.
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Adani Group Hires New York-Based Law Firm To Advise It On Stocks Crisis
Gautam Adani-led Adani Group has hired US-based law firm Wachtell to fight against allegations recently leveled against the conglomerate by short-seller Hindenburg Research, Financial Times reported.
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Better For Chinese Nationals To Hire Pakistani Secruity Guardians: Pakistan
The government in Pakistan's Punjab has told Chinese nationals residing in the province that it will not provide security to all of them and asked them to hire private security firms for the purpose, amidst frequent terror attacks in the country.
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Elon Musk Calls Hiring Law Firm Perkins Coie an Error by Twitter’s Team
Twitter CEO Elon Musk said in an email to Reuters that hiring law firm Perkins Coie to defend the company in a California federal lawsuit this week was a mistake it would not make again. It was earlier reported that lawyers from Perkins Coie entered court appearances for Twitter even though Musk has denounced the firm on the social media platform.
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Oppo Tipped to be Independently Developing Smartphone SoC, Could Debut in 2024
Oppo is reportedly working on developing its own SoC for its smartphones. According to a recent tweet by tipster Ice Universe, the company has already begun work on developing its own SoC, while also hiring thousands of people for the project. The tipster suggests that the SoC could debut on Oppo smartphones as soon as 2024.
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LastPass Says Hackers Stole Customer Data, Encrypted Passwords in Breach That Occured in August
LastPass, a password management service, announced on Thursday that hackers stole encrypted copies of customer passwords and other sensitive data such as billing addresses, phone numbers and IP addresses. The announcement is the latest update from a breach that occurred in August.
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Foxconn Chief Defends Hiring Practices After Report Married Women Rejected in India
Foxconn Chairman Young Liu defended its hiring practices in India on August 17 after government investigations were ordered following a report that the firm rejects married women from iPhone assembly jobs in the country. The iPhone supplier previously acknowledged some lapses in hiring practices in 2022 and said it had worked to address the issues,...
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Meta Looking to Hire Generative AI-Focused Workers on Metaverse Team After Layoffs
Meta is looking to hire employees to expand its foray in the generative AI space, as part of its metaverse team. As per a new job listing, could integrate GenAI with its metaverse-related efforts, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) elements – that together make for components of the metaverse
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PM Modi Plans Post-Election Reforms To Rival Chinese Manufacturing
Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans a raft of business-friendly measures if he wins a third term this week, including pushing through regulations making it easier to hire and fire workers, according to two government officials familiar with the matter
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Microsoft Appoints Google DeepMind Co-Founder Mustafa Suleyman as CEO of New AI Division
Microsoft has appointed DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman as the head of a newly created consumer AI unit and hired several employees of his Inflection AI startup, seeking to defend its lead against rising competition from Google.
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KuCoin CEO Defends Company's Financial Position After Crypto Firm Reportedly Lays Off 30 Percent of Workforce
KuCoin has reportedly fired 30 percent of its workforce just days after tightening its KYC policy. In damage control, KuCoin CEO Johnny Lyu tweeted a clarification noting that the company’s finances were not an issue and that hiring and firing employees are part of day-to-day corporate functioning.
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This Chinese Firm Wants Candidates Who Don't Smoke, Drink, Eat Meat
A job posting by a Chinese company says that it is looking for a candidate who doesn't smoke, consume alcohol or eat meat.
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Alibaba Hiring 15,000 People, Pushes Back On Job Cut Reports
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. said it plans to hire 15,000 people this year, pushing back on reports that the Chinese tech firm is laying off employees.
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Gemini Crypto Exchange Sets Up Office in Gurugram, Plans to Expand Work With Indian Engineers: Report
Gemini crypto exchange has established an office in Gurugram as part of its expansion in the Asian Web3 market. Pravjit Tiwana has been appointed as the CEO for Gemini’s Asia-Pacific operations on the merit of his service as the global chief technology officer (CTO) of the crypto exchange for a while now.
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Meta to Announce Companywide Layoffs Across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp: Details
Meta has notified managers to prepare to announce job cuts on Wednesday, according to a company memo. The Facebook parent is set to lay off employees across divisions such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs. The firm previously slashed about 13 percent of its workforce, or about 11,000 jobs, last year.
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Layoffs At IT Services Firm TCS? What Top Official Said
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is not considering any layoffs as it believes in grooming talent for longer careers once it hires an employee, a top official has said.
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Adani Group Hires New York-Based Law Firm To Advise It On Stocks Crisis
Gautam Adani-led Adani Group has hired US-based law firm Wachtell to fight against allegations recently leveled against the conglomerate by short-seller Hindenburg Research, Financial Times reported.
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Better For Chinese Nationals To Hire Pakistani Secruity Guardians: Pakistan
The government in Pakistan's Punjab has told Chinese nationals residing in the province that it will not provide security to all of them and asked them to hire private security firms for the purpose, amidst frequent terror attacks in the country.
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Elon Musk Calls Hiring Law Firm Perkins Coie an Error by Twitter’s Team
Twitter CEO Elon Musk said in an email to Reuters that hiring law firm Perkins Coie to defend the company in a California federal lawsuit this week was a mistake it would not make again. It was earlier reported that lawyers from Perkins Coie entered court appearances for Twitter even though Musk has denounced the firm on the social media platform.
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Oppo Tipped to be Independently Developing Smartphone SoC, Could Debut in 2024
Oppo is reportedly working on developing its own SoC for its smartphones. According to a recent tweet by tipster Ice Universe, the company has already begun work on developing its own SoC, while also hiring thousands of people for the project. The tipster suggests that the SoC could debut on Oppo smartphones as soon as 2024.
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LastPass Says Hackers Stole Customer Data, Encrypted Passwords in Breach That Occured in August
LastPass, a password management service, announced on Thursday that hackers stole encrypted copies of customer passwords and other sensitive data such as billing addresses, phone numbers and IP addresses. The announcement is the latest update from a breach that occurred in August.
