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Indian-Origin Banker Quits Job For Deep Space Startup, Raises Rs 207 Crore
Mr Jha left a stable banking career in Singapore to pursue his passion for deep space and communications technology by launching his own company.
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85 IIT Bombay Students Placed With Job Offers Exceeding Rs 1 Crore
IIT Bombay Placement 2023-24: There were 63 job offers with international locations, including Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
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Singapore Restaurant's Amazing Job Offer Makes Us Want To Apply Right Away
Singapore Restaurant Jobs: A Singaporean restaurant put up a hiring notice and the amazing perks they were offering made the internet sit up and take notice.
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Job Poster With Endless Perks At Singapore Restaurant Impresses Internet
The ad features a job opening for kitchen crew and service staff at Ajummas Korean Restaurant, a fast-casual eatery in Singapore.
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Indians Can Now Work As Cooks In Singapore As Island-Nation Bends Rules
Singapore,in a move to address workforce shortages in its hotel industry, has added cooks from India to its list of permissible hires, widening its recruitment pool for certain job positions in the services and manufacturing sectors.
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How Singapore's Job Slowdown May Impact Non-Resident Indians There
Last week, Singapore reported some weak economic numbers raising fears of a recession. Annual exports fell for the eighth consecutive month while total employment expanded at a slower rate, retrenchments rose, and job vacancies shrank for the fourth
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Elon Musk Shuts Two Twitter India Offices Months After Firing Over 90 Percent of Staff in India: Report
Twitter India has shut down two out of three offices in the country, months after Elon Musk laid off over 90 percent of the company's workforce in the country. The firm reportedly continues to operate its third office in Bengaluru that mostly houses engineers.
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ByBit Crypto Exchange to Cut Staff by 30 Percent as Market Slump Sees No End
ByBit crypto exchange has decided on laying-off 30 percent of its workforce amid the ongoing crypto winter. The development was confirmed by ByBit CEO Ben Zhou on Twitter. ByBit, the Singapore-based company ranks eight out of 241 exchanges in terms of trading volume on CoinMarketCap and this is its second round of lay-offs this year.
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What Layoffs? Singapore Still Hiring Tech Talent Despite Job Cuts By Global Heavyweights
Despite mass layoffs at tech firms, professionals are nonetheless still in demand as companies of all stripes look to develop digital capabilities.
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"Much Worse...," Twitter Employee Told Google Worker On New Boss Elon Musk
Fear and dread spread across Twitter offices as 7,500 employees from San Francisco to Singapore feared for job cuts that were planned to hit about half of the staff, according to current and former employees and message board posts.
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Singapore Introduces Special Work Visa To Woo Global "Rainmakers"
Singapore is hoping a special work visa will make it more competitive in attracting "the rainmakers of the world", its manpower minister said on Monday,
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Coinbase-Funded ‘Vauld’ Sacks 30 Percent Workforce Amid Tense Market
Coinbase-funded Vauld crypto exchange has laid-off 30 percent of its staff amid the ongoing market slump in the crypto industry. Vauld is headquartered in Singapore, but most of its workforce reportedly operates from India. For those being let go, Vauld is paying them salaries for two months, extending a 12-month medical insurance, and helping them...
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This Relentless Dealmaker Broke Into Silicon Valley's Bros Club
To call Koh Soo Boon an early mover in venture capital is a bit of an understatement. When she began her career in 1988, International Business Machines Corp. was the dominant force in technology. Apple Inc., without Steve Jobs, was struggling to develop its first portable computer. Mark Zuckerberg hadn't started kindergarten.
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Singapore To Pay Would-Be Parents For Babies To Ease Virus Hit
Singapore is set to provide a one-off payment to support parents looking to have a baby in an effort to ease people's financial burden amid job layoffs and wage cuts during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Singapore Residents Wear Masks, Gloves To Vote In Elections Amid Pandemic
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves queued to cast their ballots on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.
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Indian-Origin Banker Quits Job For Deep Space Startup, Raises Rs 207 Crore
Mr Jha left a stable banking career in Singapore to pursue his passion for deep space and communications technology by launching his own company.
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85 IIT Bombay Students Placed With Job Offers Exceeding Rs 1 Crore
IIT Bombay Placement 2023-24: There were 63 job offers with international locations, including Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
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Singapore Restaurant's Amazing Job Offer Makes Us Want To Apply Right Away
Singapore Restaurant Jobs: A Singaporean restaurant put up a hiring notice and the amazing perks they were offering made the internet sit up and take notice.
-
Job Poster With Endless Perks At Singapore Restaurant Impresses Internet
The ad features a job opening for kitchen crew and service staff at Ajummas Korean Restaurant, a fast-casual eatery in Singapore.
-
Indians Can Now Work As Cooks In Singapore As Island-Nation Bends Rules
Singapore,in a move to address workforce shortages in its hotel industry, has added cooks from India to its list of permissible hires, widening its recruitment pool for certain job positions in the services and manufacturing sectors.
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How Singapore's Job Slowdown May Impact Non-Resident Indians There
Last week, Singapore reported some weak economic numbers raising fears of a recession. Annual exports fell for the eighth consecutive month while total employment expanded at a slower rate, retrenchments rose, and job vacancies shrank for the fourth
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Elon Musk Shuts Two Twitter India Offices Months After Firing Over 90 Percent of Staff in India: Report
Twitter India has shut down two out of three offices in the country, months after Elon Musk laid off over 90 percent of the company's workforce in the country. The firm reportedly continues to operate its third office in Bengaluru that mostly houses engineers.
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ByBit Crypto Exchange to Cut Staff by 30 Percent as Market Slump Sees No End
ByBit crypto exchange has decided on laying-off 30 percent of its workforce amid the ongoing crypto winter. The development was confirmed by ByBit CEO Ben Zhou on Twitter. ByBit, the Singapore-based company ranks eight out of 241 exchanges in terms of trading volume on CoinMarketCap and this is its second round of lay-offs this year.
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What Layoffs? Singapore Still Hiring Tech Talent Despite Job Cuts By Global Heavyweights
Despite mass layoffs at tech firms, professionals are nonetheless still in demand as companies of all stripes look to develop digital capabilities.
-
"Much Worse...," Twitter Employee Told Google Worker On New Boss Elon Musk
Fear and dread spread across Twitter offices as 7,500 employees from San Francisco to Singapore feared for job cuts that were planned to hit about half of the staff, according to current and former employees and message board posts.
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Singapore Introduces Special Work Visa To Woo Global "Rainmakers"
Singapore is hoping a special work visa will make it more competitive in attracting "the rainmakers of the world", its manpower minister said on Monday,
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Coinbase-Funded ‘Vauld’ Sacks 30 Percent Workforce Amid Tense Market
Coinbase-funded Vauld crypto exchange has laid-off 30 percent of its staff amid the ongoing market slump in the crypto industry. Vauld is headquartered in Singapore, but most of its workforce reportedly operates from India. For those being let go, Vauld is paying them salaries for two months, extending a 12-month medical insurance, and helping them...
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This Relentless Dealmaker Broke Into Silicon Valley's Bros Club
To call Koh Soo Boon an early mover in venture capital is a bit of an understatement. When she began her career in 1988, International Business Machines Corp. was the dominant force in technology. Apple Inc., without Steve Jobs, was struggling to develop its first portable computer. Mark Zuckerberg hadn't started kindergarten.
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Singapore To Pay Would-Be Parents For Babies To Ease Virus Hit
Singapore is set to provide a one-off payment to support parents looking to have a baby in an effort to ease people's financial burden amid job layoffs and wage cuts during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Singapore Residents Wear Masks, Gloves To Vote In Elections Amid Pandemic
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves queued to cast their ballots on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.
