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Warren Buffett's Quote of the Day: Legendary investor's brutal truth on about reputation everyone should know. 'It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five...'Quote of the Day by Warren Buffett: Warren Buffett, one of the most successful investors of all time, said in one of his quotes that it tak...- Trump administration places new restrictions on Harvard, citing financial concernsThe Trump administration escalated its conflict with Harvard University by imposing stricter regulations on the institution's access to fed...
- Columbia got most of its research funding back. The damage goes deeper.Columbia University's deal with the Trump administration restored frozen research funding, but some grants, particularly in areas like tran...
- Stanford lays off 360 staff amid Trump administration’s funding clampdown on universitiesStanford University has reduced its workforce. The university laid off 363 employees. This action is due to budget cuts. These cuts stem fr...
- Trump’s withdrawal of federal funds forces Ivy League to trim budgetsAmerican universities, including Harvard and Columbia, are facing significant austerity measures due to slashed federal research funding un...
- Columbia University lays off around 180 staff after Trump administration revokes grants: 10 pointsColumbia University will lay off about 180 staff. This is after the Trump administration cancelled $400 million in federal grants. The gran...
- As Trump vs Harvard escalates, Elon Musk joins in and replies with an emoji to signal his stanceA clash has erupted between Donald Trump and Harvard University over governance, hiring, and admissions, including demands to shut diversit...
- 'Harvard a JOKE, should not be considered on any list of...': Trump says varsity hiring all 'woke' teaching staffAfter freezing $2.2 billion funds for the Harvard University and threatening to strip the varsity of its tax-exempt status, US President Do...
- Why has the Trump administration frozen $2bn funding for Harvard University? All FAQs answeredThe Harvard University has rejected President Donald Trump administration's demands to limit activism on campus. Following this, the admini...
- Still hiring: Big Tech layoffs give other sectors in the US an openingFederal, state and local government tech job postings in the US soared 48% in the first three months of 2023 compared to the same period la...
- Is 2023 the best year for you to go to the US for your studies?As per recent reports, the United States issued around 1.25 lakh student visas to Indian students in the year 2022. A spokesperson for the ...
- Biden names Fed vice chair Brainard to head Economic CouncilBiden also nominated longtime adviser Jared Bernstein to be chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. Brainard and Bernstein w...
- Edtech unicorn Eruditus lays off employees to focus on profitabilityEruditus Group owns Eruditus Executive Education and Emeritus. Eruditus partners with over 50 universities such as MIT, Columbia, Harvard, ...
- The economic challenge awaiting the winner of 2020 presidential race: Millions of struggling AmericansWhether it's President Donald Trump or Democratic challenger and former Vice President Joe Biden, the reality is grim: about half of the 22...
- More Indians head to top B-schools abroadMore Indian students are taking a shot at applying to top overseas business schools or STEM courses despite the Covid-19 pandemic, said lea...
- How states can engineer far-reaching reforms without central legislative actionOfficials responsible for unjustified negative decisions or unworthy positive decisions by default that end up in courts would risk future ...
- Stiff wage laws hold India from tackling high unemployment and low manufacturing baseIn India, ultra-high restrictions on worker layoffs in the organised sector encourage firms to operate in the unorganised sector.
- Give your employees negative feedback to improve efficiencyAccording to research, negative feedback improved efficiency, more so in people who had been at their jobs a long time.
- Are we living in a gilded age?India's current phase of fast growth is more golden than gilded, comparisons with US' past are misplaced.
- Changing jobs frequently can leave you with lower pay chequesJob-hopping might be a common career strategy for modern day young professionals, but the trend results in lower pay cheques for the worker...
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