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Carmakers partly absorb commodity shocks to keep production on trackIndian carmakers are absorbing rising commodity costs to sustain production levels. Demand for vehicles remains robust, driving sales growt...- RBI likely to hold rates in August, maintain hawkish tone as inflation risks loom: EconomistsThe Reserve Bank of India will likely maintain its benchmark repo rate unchanged this August. Elevated inflation risks and the FCNR(B) depo...
- 9-hour long meeting on a Saturday? Noida techie shares WFH story, raises work-life balance concernsA Noida IT worker's video shows a nearly ten-hour weekend work meeting. This viral clip revealed the intense demands of remote IT employmen...
- Gen Z employee kept getting new work from his boss even on last working day. What happened next exposed office politics at its finestA startup employee said the boss kept assigning new work even on the last working day after resignation, leaving them wondering if they wer...
- Employee asked for WFH to take care of sick wife. Boss refused, but 5 weeks later he regretted his decisionCareer coach Simon Ingari shared a workplace scenario where an employee asked to work from home temporarily to care for his sick wife, but ...
- Saturday Motivation Quote by Rafael Nadal: ‘The only way of finding a solution is to fight back, to move, to run, and…’ Tennis legend's inspiring words on resilience and determinationRafael Nadal's words emphasize fighting pressure with action and movement. He believes solutions emerge from confronting challenges directl...
- Apple reports best-ever Mac sales in India despite chip cost pressureApple achieved record revenue in India during the June quarter. Mac computers recorded their best-ever sales in the country for the company...
- Rs 2 crore salary rejected without a second thought: Techie chooses lower income job and the internet agrees with his logicA Dubai-based software developer's LinkedIn post has gone viral after he shared why a friend rejected a Rs 2 crore annual salary in India f...
- Cockroach Janta Party plans nationwide grassroots movement to hold government accountable, says Saurav DasThe Cockroach Janta Party plans a nationwide movement for youth accountability. CJP led India's largest student protests in recent years. T...
- Canada tightens work permit rules; new hires can no longer apply before joining overseas employerCanada has updated its C20 work permit rules, requiring prior overseas employment. Foreign nationals must now be employed before arriving i...
- 'Don't come with empty pockets': Indian IT consultant in the Netherlands decodes her salary, rent, growth prospects and visa issues in the European countryIndian techie Ashwini shared the reality of moving to the Netherlands after arriving with two suitcases and limited resources. She revealed...
- In 1780, a Scottish inventor created a copier hundreds of years before modern-day equipment came into existence: How James Watt machine worked?In 1780, a Scottish inventor created a copier hundreds of years before modern-day equipment came into existence. James Watt patented a lett...
- India to buck APAC slowdown despite oil, trade and El Nino risks: Moody's AnalyticsIndia's economy is projected to grow strongly in the Asia-Pacific region. Higher oil prices and global slowdown pose significant risks to t...
- Top six IT firms add 5,400 employees in Q1, led by TCSThe number was skewed by India’s largest firm, Tata Consultancy Services, which made its biggest quarterly addition in three years, hiring ...
- Psychology says people who wait until the last minute to finish work aren’t lazy, they may thrive under pressurePsychology suggests that people who leave their work until the last minute are not necessarily lazy. Their behavior may be influenced by em...
- What is crypto staking and how does it work? A practical guide for beginnersCrypto staking allows holders to support blockchain networks and earn rewards. Validators are chosen based on committed tokens, reducing re...
- ‘There’s no such thing as a lunch break’: Gen Z techie’s work-from-home post strikes a chord onlineA post by techie Rutuja on X has resonated with remote workers after she wrote that there is "no such thing as a lunch break" when working ...
- Emirates now accepts cryptocurrency for flight bookings; here's how it worksEmirates has launched Crypto.com Pay as a payment option on its website and mobile app, allowing eligible UAE residents to pay for flight b...
- The AI paradox: Why better technology demands better people managersThe State of Managers Report 2026 shows that as AI changes the way we work, managers are becoming more important than ever. At the same tim...
- 'The real reason Indians don't return from Canada isn't the air or food': Indian techie in Canada explains whyRohit Gupta, an Indian IT professional living in Halifax, Canada, shared why many Indians abroad choose not to return home. He said the rea...
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