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Brainly has laid off nearly the entire India staff as development slows.
According to three persons with knowledge of the situation, Prosus-backed edtech company Brainly, an online community learning platform, has dismissed…
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Workers abandon the largest iPhone plant in order to avoid Covid-19 limitations
Workers at Apple Inc.’s largest iPhone manufacturing facility in China are leaving to avoid hastily implemented Covid restrictions that have…
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Rishi Sunak: Can He Deliver On What He Promised?
Rishi Sunak: Can He Deliver On What He Promised? Britain is experiencing its own Obama moment. In 2008, Americans…
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A Post-Covid World: How Working From Home Has Added To Employee Burnout
A Post-Covid World: How Working From Home Has Added To Employee Burnout The blurring line between home and work for…
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Prime Minister Modi launches Rozgar Mela, creates 75000 job opportunities in governmental sectors
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has revealed to the media that the government is working to undo the damages caused by…
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India is Facing a Pandemic of Antibiotics-Resistant Superbugs
Doctors at the 1,000-bed non-profit Kasturba Hospital in Maharashtra, in western India, are battling a wave of antibiotic-resistant “superbug infections.”…
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UNCTAD predicts India’s GDP growth to decline by 5.7 percent in 2022
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Report has mentioned that India’s GDP will further experience a decline…
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US Covid relief scam: 48 exploited pandemic to steal USD 250 million from food programme
The worst pandemic-related fraud operation to date, according to US officials, involved the theft of USD 250 million from a…
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Tata Motors digitises its manufacturing ecosystem: Latest News of 2022
Tata Motors’ CIO, Gopinath Jayaraj, has shared how the automobile manufacturer is expanding its industry 4.0 across its seven manufacturing…
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50 million people are stuck in modern slavery as a result of pandemics, wars, and climate change.
Disasters during the past five years, from pandemics to climate catastrophes, have disrupted daily life, and a new study reveals…
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