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Former VP Reveals Six Critical Résumé Mistakes That Could Cost You a Job
Former VP Reveals Six Critical Résumé Mistakes That Could Cost You a Job After reviewing more than 10,000 résumés throughout his career as a Vice President, Ethan Evans has identified...
Nissan Unveils Recovery Plan, Cuts 20,000 Jobs Worldwide
Nissan Unveils Recovery Plan, Cuts 20,000 Jobs Worldwide Nissan Motor Co. announced a major restructuring effort on Tuesday as the Japanese automaker revealed its financial results for fiscal year 2024....
Wall Street Reacts to Trump’s China Tariff Agreement
According to David Bahnsen, managing director of The Bahnsen Group, financial markets responded cautiously to President Donald Trump’s recent trade deal with China. Speaking on the “Making Money” program, Bahnsen...
American Cardinal Robert Prevost Elected as Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, born in Chicago, has been elected Pope Leo XIV, making history as the first American to lead the Catholic Church. The appointment came in 2023 following...
Google Cloud Ramps Up AI Infrastructure in India, Eyes Local Model Deployment
The company is actively partnering with the Indian government on the INR 10,000 crore IndiaAI Mission to provide subsidised compute power to startups and researchers
Housing affordability crisis hits new heights across America
A recent study has revealed a stark reality for aspiring homeowners across the United States: Americans now need an annual income of at least $114,000 to purchase a home at...
Alessia Russo named Women’s Footballer of the Year by FWA
England striker Alessia Russo has been voted the Women’s Footballer of the Year by journalists from England’s Football Writers’ Association (FWA). The prestigious award recognizes her outstanding performances and contributions...
Publishers Seek Legal Safeguards Against Artificial Intelligence Use
Major publishing houses call for increased legal protections against artificial intelligence systems that use their content without permission or compensation. This growing concern comes as AI companies continue to train...
Robots replace human workers at new automated fast-food restaurant
A new fast-food establishment, BurgerBot, is making waves in the restaurant industry by employing robots instead of humans to prepare meals. The automated restaurant features robots that handle the entire...
Historic 86-Year-Old Film Undergoes Major Restoration
A significant restoration project is currently underway for an 86-year-old film, breathing new life into this piece of cinema history. The extensive renovation aims to preserve the film’s original quality...
Saudi Arabia Warns OPEC+ Members Over Production Compliance
Saudi Arabia Warns OPEC+ Members Over Production Compliance Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of OPEC+, has issued a stern warning to members who are exceeding their production quotas, according...
AI Scaling Strategies: Questioning Traditional Approaches to Intelligence
AI Scaling Strategies: Questioning Traditional Approaches to Intelligence Recent analysis of artificial intelligence development strategies reveals that conventional wisdom about AI advancement may be flawed. Experts are increasingly challenging the...
Microsoft to Shut Down Skype by May 2025: Users Encouraged to Transition to Teams
Regarding paid Skype services, Microsoft confirmed that new users would no longer be able to access Skype Credit or calling subscriptions. However, existing subscribers can continue using their current credits and subscriptions via Teams
Corporate America Navigates Widespread Uncertainty
Uncertainty has become a defining feature of the American business landscape, affecting companies across all sectors. While some corporations have historically enjoyed more stability and predictability than others, current economic,...
GAO Investigations Coincide With White House Budget Authority Push
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has launched multiple investigations at a time when the White House is actively seeking to strengthen its control over federal budget processes. This development marks...