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Tourists Horrified As Glass Deck Coating On 103rd Floor Cracks Under Their Feet
Visitors to the see-through glass observation deck in Chicago's Willis Tower were in for a shock when the protective layer covering the glass beneath their feet began to crack.
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Opinion: Machines Are Coming for India's Unwanted Jobs
Automation will double over the next three years in Indian factories, according to a survey by Willis Towers Watson.
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India Inc Keen To Tap Into Advanced Psychometrics
Despite succession planning being a key stated challenge for companies in India, the application of psychometrics in addressing this is low, with only 28 percent using it at senior management and 13 per cent for middle management, a study has found out.
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Campus Hiring: What Top Companies Are Offering To MBA, Engineering Students
The starting salary (median) offered to MBA students passing out from Tier- 1 institutes is four times that of what their peers in Tier-2 colleges are getting, says a report from HR consulting firm Willis Towers Watson.
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The Part-Time Job That Can Pay More Than $250,000 A Year
The people who sit on the boards of America's largest corporations got a modest raise last year. Corporate directors at Fortune 500 companies saw a three percent increase in their total direct compensation for 2015, rising to a median $263,500, according to a new report from the advisory firm Willis Towers Watson.
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World Trade Center tallest US building: panel
An expert committee of architects declares that New York's new World Trade Center tower is now the tallest building in the US, surpassing Chicago's Willis Tower.
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Amputee climbs 103 floors of Chicago skyscraper using thought-controlled bionic leg
The metal on Zac Vawter bionic leg gleamed as he climbed 103 floors of Chicago's iconic Willis Tower, becoming the first person ever to complete the task wearing a mind-controlled prosthetic limb.
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Tourists Horrified As Glass Deck Coating On 103rd Floor Cracks Under Their Feet
Visitors to the see-through glass observation deck in Chicago's Willis Tower were in for a shock when the protective layer covering the glass beneath their feet began to crack.
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Opinion: Machines Are Coming for India's Unwanted Jobs
Automation will double over the next three years in Indian factories, according to a survey by Willis Towers Watson.
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India Inc Keen To Tap Into Advanced Psychometrics
Despite succession planning being a key stated challenge for companies in India, the application of psychometrics in addressing this is low, with only 28 percent using it at senior management and 13 per cent for middle management, a study has found out.
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Campus Hiring: What Top Companies Are Offering To MBA, Engineering Students
The starting salary (median) offered to MBA students passing out from Tier- 1 institutes is four times that of what their peers in Tier-2 colleges are getting, says a report from HR consulting firm Willis Towers Watson.
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The Part-Time Job That Can Pay More Than $250,000 A Year
The people who sit on the boards of America's largest corporations got a modest raise last year. Corporate directors at Fortune 500 companies saw a three percent increase in their total direct compensation for 2015, rising to a median $263,500, according to a new report from the advisory firm Willis Towers Watson.
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World Trade Center tallest US building: panel
An expert committee of architects declares that New York's new World Trade Center tower is now the tallest building in the US, surpassing Chicago's Willis Tower.
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Amputee climbs 103 floors of Chicago skyscraper using thought-controlled bionic leg
The metal on Zac Vawter bionic leg gleamed as he climbed 103 floors of Chicago's iconic Willis Tower, becoming the first person ever to complete the task wearing a mind-controlled prosthetic limb.
