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South Korea fines Coupang $409 million in country's largest data breach penaltyThe Personal Information Protection Commission said the New York-listed company had leaked personal data of more than 33 million customers ...- South Korea blames Coupang data breach on management failure, not sophisticated attackCoupang Korea, operated by US-listed Coupang Inc, faced a public and lawmaker backlash over the breach. The incident added to trade frictio...
- Manager tells staff to 'not be absent' even in plane crash emergency. Netizens ask 'is this person even human?'A manager at a Gong Cha franchise in South Korea has sparked widespread outrage after allegedly telling part-time workers to contact him be...
- IKEA did what others only talk of doing & it was a gamechanger for India staffIKEA faced high employee turnover globally. In India, to retain staff, IKEA introduced subsidized daycare, 26 weeks of parental leave, and ...
- Chhattisgarh: 4.6 magnitude earthquake hits Korea district; two suffer minor injuries, no major damage reportedA moderate earthquake of 4.6 magnitude hit some parts of Korea district in north Chhattisgarh in the wee hours of Friday, officials said.
- There is no main and supporting cast in 'Our Blues', says Korean star Shin Min-aEach chapter of the 20-episode series focuses on the relationship between a different set of characters.
- Massive cyberattacks that shook the world in 2020The biggest of them perhaps came to light towards the end of the year when cybersecurity company FireEye earlier this month revealing that ...
- COVID-19 won't be controlled unless tests are conducted 'at scale': Tata Group chief"The past few months have been very challenging, but they have also been a great demonstration of the value of collaboration. I am proud of...
- India reports 31 coronavirus cases, all international passengers to be screenedThere are four patients in Delhi NCR, one in Telangana and six in Agra who have tested positive for coronavirus. Apart from these, 17 Itali...
- SWFs, Pension Funds may tap diplomatic channels to escape hike in tax surchargeNirmala Sitharaman told Parliament last week that the govt will not consider rolling back the budget measures, which are also applicable to...
- India turns to Korea for tech push to Ayushman BharatSouth Korea is ranked first in healthcare access among high-income OECD countries.
- Lessons from Mindtree & Jet Airways: Do unto employees as you would have them do unto youFor companies such as Mindtree and Jet Airways, employees seem to be coming a distant second to the promoters’ welfare.
- Child policies across the world: From restrictions to incentivesThe BJP-led Assam govt recently made public a controversial draft population policy under which those with more than 2 children will not be...
- SEBI looks like a dragon only to those who operate a fiefdomIndian corporates have a short window to reform their governance practices. SEBI and the MCA have provided them the impetus to do so.
- Budget 2013: India can learn from others, tax policies should boost women empowermentWith the budget around the corner, the time is just right for some rethinking which will boost empowerment of women at the workplace.
- Resolve now to have women on boardsThe diversity achieved by having more women directors is in the long-term interest of any company, its employees and its customers.
- Employee engagement: A leadership priorityIn these trying times, companies that don’t address employee insecurity are likely to be surprised by disruptive consequences.
- Samsung advises employees to get tested for swine fluSamsung India advised some of its employees working at the R&D centre here to undergo medical check up after one of its employees tested po...
- Developments on swine flu worldwideKey developments on swine flu outbreaks, according to US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, and governm...
- GE may sell appliances unitGeneral Electric may sell or seek a partner for the unit that makes refrigerators and washers, ending more than a century in an industry th...
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