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US CEO Asks If Foreigners Taking Jobs Away From Americans, Elon Musk Responds
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has weighed in on the ongoing debate about foreign-born tech workers currently employed in the United States and their impact on the job market for Americans.
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Massive Rail Delays In France After Train Driver Dies By Suicide On The Job
The suicide by a train driver on the job has caused widespread delays in France's rail traffic, operator SNCF said Wednesday.
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"Left Us With No Choice": Starbucks Workers Announce Strike In 3 US Cities
Workers at Starbucks will walk off the job Friday in three US cities in a strike their union threatened could spread around the country in the busy run-up to Christmas.
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How A YouTube Video Helped Bring An Indian-Origin Woman Back From Pakistan
She was approached by a recruitment agent in 2022 who offered to arrange her a job in Dubai. In return, the agent asked her to pay 20,000 rupees. However, instead of Dubai, she was brought to Hyderabad, a city in Pakistan.
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US Cop Quits 21-Year-Old Job After Secret Career In Adult Films Is Revealed
Facing mounting bills, foreclosure, and rising costs, Shannon Lofland, 44, turned to the adult film industry for survival.
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Is Tim Cook Ready To Retire? Apple CEO Says "I Will Do It Until The Voice..."
Mr Cook, who took over as CEO in August 2011, said he'll continue to lead the company until he feels it's time to move on.
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UK's Foreign Student Policy Backfires: Indian Enrollments Drops 20%
Indian student groups in the UK said the fall was to be expected amid limited job prospects and also safety concerns following recent anti-immigration riots in some cities.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Indicates Massive Government Job Cuts In US
Entrepreneur-turned politician Vivek Ramaswamy, who along with Tesla owner Elon Musk has been nominated in-charge of the Department of Government Efficiency, has indicated a massive cut in federal government jobs in the United States.
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Lebanon Rescuer Picks Up "Pieces" Of Father After Israel Strike
Suzanne Karkaba and her father Ali were both civil defence rescuers whose job was to save the injured and recover the dead in Lebanon's war.
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Trump Could Ease Regulatory Path For Musks Robotaxi, But Hurdles Remain
As Tesla's electric-vehicle sales have flattened this year, CEO Elon Musk has increasingly staked the company's future on his vision for self-driving robotaxis, despite the massive technological and regulatory obstacles in delivering them.
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Who Is Tulsi Gabbard, US Intelligence Chief Who Will Oversee 18 Spy Agencies
US President-elect Donald Trump has named former Democratic representative-turned-staunch supporter Tulsi Gabbard as the Director of National Intelligence for his second term. As part of her job, she will oversee 18 spy agencies in the US.
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This US County Switched To 32-Hour Workweek Last Year. Here Are The Results
San Juan County in Washington has reported an 85.5% spike in job applications, with open positions getting filled 23.75% faster after it shifted to the 32-hour workweek last year.
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Opinion | Musk To Ackman, Why Are Companies Opposing 'Inclusive' Hiring?
The whole concept of DEI which encompasses women, people of colour, and those in the LGBTQ+ community has come under attack in the US.
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Trump's 1st Appointment Marks A Historic First. Other Top Contenders Are...
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday made the first appointment of his new administration -- naming a chief of staff -- with other key jobs set to be filled in the "days and weeks ahead," according to his team.
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World Bank's New Gender Strategy To Increase Women's Economic Participation
The World Bank announced a new gender strategy aimed at boosting economic opportunities for women and enabling their participation in the global economy.
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US CEO Asks If Foreigners Taking Jobs Away From Americans, Elon Musk Responds
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has weighed in on the ongoing debate about foreign-born tech workers currently employed in the United States and their impact on the job market for Americans.
-
Massive Rail Delays In France After Train Driver Dies By Suicide On The Job
The suicide by a train driver on the job has caused widespread delays in France's rail traffic, operator SNCF said Wednesday.
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"Left Us With No Choice": Starbucks Workers Announce Strike In 3 US Cities
Workers at Starbucks will walk off the job Friday in three US cities in a strike their union threatened could spread around the country in the busy run-up to Christmas.
-
How A YouTube Video Helped Bring An Indian-Origin Woman Back From Pakistan
She was approached by a recruitment agent in 2022 who offered to arrange her a job in Dubai. In return, the agent asked her to pay 20,000 rupees. However, instead of Dubai, she was brought to Hyderabad, a city in Pakistan.
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US Cop Quits 21-Year-Old Job After Secret Career In Adult Films Is Revealed
Facing mounting bills, foreclosure, and rising costs, Shannon Lofland, 44, turned to the adult film industry for survival.
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Is Tim Cook Ready To Retire? Apple CEO Says "I Will Do It Until The Voice..."
Mr Cook, who took over as CEO in August 2011, said he'll continue to lead the company until he feels it's time to move on.
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UK's Foreign Student Policy Backfires: Indian Enrollments Drops 20%
Indian student groups in the UK said the fall was to be expected amid limited job prospects and also safety concerns following recent anti-immigration riots in some cities.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Indicates Massive Government Job Cuts In US
Entrepreneur-turned politician Vivek Ramaswamy, who along with Tesla owner Elon Musk has been nominated in-charge of the Department of Government Efficiency, has indicated a massive cut in federal government jobs in the United States.
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Lebanon Rescuer Picks Up "Pieces" Of Father After Israel Strike
Suzanne Karkaba and her father Ali were both civil defence rescuers whose job was to save the injured and recover the dead in Lebanon's war.
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Trump Could Ease Regulatory Path For Musks Robotaxi, But Hurdles Remain
As Tesla's electric-vehicle sales have flattened this year, CEO Elon Musk has increasingly staked the company's future on his vision for self-driving robotaxis, despite the massive technological and regulatory obstacles in delivering them.
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Who Is Tulsi Gabbard, US Intelligence Chief Who Will Oversee 18 Spy Agencies
US President-elect Donald Trump has named former Democratic representative-turned-staunch supporter Tulsi Gabbard as the Director of National Intelligence for his second term. As part of her job, she will oversee 18 spy agencies in the US.
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This US County Switched To 32-Hour Workweek Last Year. Here Are The Results
San Juan County in Washington has reported an 85.5% spike in job applications, with open positions getting filled 23.75% faster after it shifted to the 32-hour workweek last year.
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Opinion | Musk To Ackman, Why Are Companies Opposing 'Inclusive' Hiring?
The whole concept of DEI which encompasses women, people of colour, and those in the LGBTQ+ community has come under attack in the US.
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Trump's 1st Appointment Marks A Historic First. Other Top Contenders Are...
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday made the first appointment of his new administration -- naming a chief of staff -- with other key jobs set to be filled in the "days and weeks ahead," according to his team.
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World Bank's New Gender Strategy To Increase Women's Economic Participation
The World Bank announced a new gender strategy aimed at boosting economic opportunities for women and enabling their participation in the global economy.
