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Not fancy dinners or date night. Harvard psychologists find a shortcut that can make couples significantly happier after studying 40,000 peopleForget grand gestures; freeing up time from chores can significantly boost relationship happiness, research suggests. A Harvard study found...- Psychology says people who forget what to buy after reaching the store are not absent-minded: Why the brain temporarily loses information during everyday tasksPsychology suggests that people who forget what they intended to buy after arriving at the store are rarely absent-minded. More often, they...
- Bengaluru engineer earning Rs 80 LPA vs Germany engineer earning Rs 1 crore: Who is actually richer? Internet is dividedA debate is ongoing about what truly defines wealth. Earning a high salary abroad does not automatically mean a richer lifestyle. Income bu...
- What doing dishes tells about youTackling the chore of washing dishes transcends the mundane; it’s a profound journey of self-discovery. Each plate scrubbed serves as a ref...
- Vote Yatra: How domestic help exodus exposes urban India's dependenceAs Bengal gears up for elections, domestic helpers have made their way back, highlighting how essential they are to the fabric of middle-cl...
- In India, $1 housekeepers spark a consumer, worker frenzy despite safety risksSome Indian startups are offering house help for as little as $1 an hour, attracting thousands of women seeking work and consumers eager fo...
- Rs 45 LPA in Bengaluru vs Rs 1.3 crore in London: Indian techie breaks down why he prefers BengaluruA Google engineer's comparison of salaries in Bengaluru and London highlights lifestyle differences beyond mere currency conversion. While ...
- Rs 1 lakh per month pay to manage laundry, food, wardrobe: IITian CEO finds one-stop solution to handle daily houseworkAman Goel, founder and CEO of GreyLabs AI, and his wife Harshita Srivastava, both IIT graduates, have hired a full-time home manager at a m...
- Hold Inventurus Knowledge Solutions, target price Rs 1,820: ICICI SecuritiesICICI Securities advises holding Inventurus Knowledge Solutions with a target price of Rs 1,820. The company's growth hinges on cross-selli...
- 'Not because I'm lazy': Indian CEO gives $5,000 reason why he hasn't done dishes in 4 years, sparks online debateAn Indian-origin CEO sparked debate on LinkedIn by revealing he hasn't done dishes in four years, valuing his time at $5,000/hour. He prior...
- PhD groom’s demands for doctor bride sparks outrage: 'BMI under 24 and job optional’A groom's WhatsApp message listing extensive demands for a prospective medico bride has gone viral, prompting widespread debate. The messag...
- Artificial Intelligent slavesThe word robot is traced to the Slavic word for forced labourers i.e., slaves. Slaves have existed in all parts of the world. Names have be...
- Making to-do listsSo, smart folks opt for a simple yet powerful tool: the to-do list. Lists could be made the old way, by jotting down things on paper, or th...
- Why some wealthy people find it difficult to spend moneyWealthy people suffer from insecurity about money but sensible asset allocation and cultivating a giving attitude can help them enjoy their...
- Do you believe money cannot buy happiness? You could be wrongBuying free time - such as by paying to get household chores done - boosts life satisfaction.
- Cultural consultant Kaveri Sinhji's heart beats extra for kids from Dhobi GhatSinhji, a Gujarati woman well-versed in South-Indian languages, paid many visits to these places, and began interacting closely with the lo...
- Satyam clients find hard to unplug dealsThe fact that few clients have defected shows how deeply connected outsourcers have become to their customers.
- Satyam clients find that breaking up is hard to doWhen Satyam Computer Services Ltd. copped to inflating its books by $1 billion, its customers, some of the world's biggest companies, were ...
- TTK betting big on life outsourcingLife outsourcing or delegating your everyday chores is perhaps the latest to join the back office.
- HR heads turn match-makers in IndiaFaced with growing attrition rates, HR managers at BPO firms in Gujarat are playing the role of match-makers.
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