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Never burn out, never complain, never quit: Solomon the Great said study ants to get wise; here are the 7 life lessons he meantAnts, though small in size, offer surprisingly powerful lessons for human life. This article highlights the wisdom found in observing their...- In 1999, treasure hunters dug up a corroded disk in Germany, and Bronze Age skies came back into viewAn illegal discovery of a rusted bronze disc near Nebra, Germany, has revealed profound insights into Bronze Age understanding of the cosmo...
- “Keep Doing What You’re Doing” Sounds Harmless, Until It Quietly Stalls Your CareerA common workplace phrase, 'keep doing what you're doing,' can signal a lack of direction and growth for employees. This leads to stagnatio...
- AI Summit: Bharti Enterprises' Sunil Mittal bets on four sectors for AI-led growthArtificial intelligence is set to revolutionize sectors like healthcare, education, and medical sciences. Bharti Group Chairman Sunil Bhart...
- AI Summit: ‘AI won’t kill work,’ says Mukesh Ambani amid job market panicAt the AI Impact Summit 2026, Mukesh Ambani envisions a future where AI will pave the way for an array of skilled job opportunities. With a...
- Viral post on H1-B visa sponsorship triggers buzz at IIT-Delhi amid placement seasonA US artificial intelligence recruitment firm's bold hoardings about sponsoring H1-B visas have gone viral at IIT-Delhi. Students are worri...
- India, the choice for global talent?India's population peaking after developed nations makes it a late entrant into the migrant labour market. However, it offers opportunities...
- Top tech skills continue to be in demand in non-tech industries, GCCsDemand for technology skills is increasing across non-tech industries, as well as global captives of multinational companies in India. Acco...
- Indian IT hoarding talent in US as skill shortage bitesUnemployment in the technology sector in the US dropped below 2% in 2018 and the September data from the US Bureau of Labour Statistics sho...
- TCS Q3 review: A 'must-have' stock but at a lower price, say brokeragesThe 26-28 per cent margin band will be elusive for a while, analysts said.
- UPDATE 2-Tennis-"Ashamed" Shapovalov fined $7,000 for striking umpireTENNIS-SHAPOVALOV/ (UPDATE 2, PIX):UPDATE 2-Tennis-"Ashamed" Shapovalov fined $7,000 for striking umpire
- Tennis: Shapovalov sorry for striking umpire, letting country downTENNIS-SHAPOVALOV:Tennis: Shapovalov sorry for striking umpire, letting country down
- UPDATE 1-Tennis-Shapovalov sorry for striking umpire, letting country downTENNIS-SHAPOVALOV/ (UPDATE 1,PIX):UPDATE 1-Tennis-Shapovalov sorry for striking umpire, letting country down
- Tennis: Shapovalov sorry for "letting country down" with angry outburstTENNIS-SHAPOVALOV:Tennis: Shapovalov sorry for "letting country down" with angry outburst
- Tennis-Shapovalov sorry for "letting country down" with angry outburstTENNIS-SHAPOVALOV/:Tennis-Shapovalov sorry for "letting country down" with angry outburst
- Challenges & growth: Strategy in an era of continuous uncertaintyMergers and acquisitions are down 14% globally since 2008 and have plummeted 35% in Europe. Massive amounts of cash are piling up on balanc...
- South Indian Bank sees sunshine in slowdownThe compelling truth for Kerala's money order economy is that Gulf jobs are indeed being lost and despite healthy remittances at present, t...
- Adidas plans big for Euro'08Sportswear and apparel major Adidas is betting big on the Euro 2008, as the largest soccer tournament in Europe kicks off tomorrow.
- Utterly Amul: The naughty turns fortyThe Amul girl, apart from promoting a $1-billion brand, has been bringing smiles to over 2.5 million Gujarat farmers. India's top ten telev...
- Utterly Amul: The naughty turns fortyThe sales figures of Amul butter have jumped from a few lakh rupees in 1966 to over Rs 500 crore now.
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