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Too hot to hire? Rejected after 50 job interviews - woman says her stunning looks were the dealbreaker
Alê Gaúcha, a 21-year-old Brazilian, has gone through almost over 50 unsuccessful job interviews for nanny roles despite having the required qualifications. She believes her good looks worked against her, as some families worried hiring beautiful and attractive caregivers could develop marital issues. Turning setbacks into opportunity, Gaúcha started sharing content online and rapidly built a huge social media following.
Golden visas for Indians: Amid changing rules and global uncertainty, golden visa calculations now include risk-hedging, estate planning, taxation
From EB-5 uncertainty to Portugal’s property ban, wealthy Indian families are rethinking their residency strategies as global rules tighten.
Total Lunar Eclipse Blood Moon 2025: Which countries will witness the celestial wonder, and which will miss it?
On the night of September 7–8, 2025, stargazers worldwide will witness a highly awaited celestial spectacle, a total lunar eclipse, popularly called the “Blood Moon.” Yet, not every country will be able to view the event in the night sky.
AURIC Smart City projects to generate 62,405 jobs, Rs 71,343 cr investment potential: Govt
AURIC Smart City's Shendra-Bidkin Industrial Area has garnered significant investments, exceeding Rs 82,315 crore, from companies like Ather Energy and Toyota Kirloskar. This development promises to generate over 49,455 direct and indirect jobs. To further support MSMEs, office space rents at AURIC will be reduced by 50% starting April 1, 2025.
UK team inspects Tihar amid India's extradition push for fugitives like Nirav Modi and Vijay Mallya
Efforts to extradite economic offenders like Nirav Modi and Vijay Mallya from the UK have intensified. A team from Britain's Crown Prosecution Service recently inspected Tihar Jail to assess prison conditions, a crucial factor for UK courts considering extradition requests. India assures that extradited individuals will be safeguarded and treated according to international standards.
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Charting the Global Economy: Weak US jobs data to prod Fed rate cuts
Concerns about a potential US labor market downturn intensified following disappointing employment data, increasing expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Globally, factory activity contracted, particularly impacting Europe's electric vehicle market and prompting innovative recruitment strategies in the defense sector.
Blood Moon Eclipse 2025 to be visible in US? Check the time of the lunar eclipse on September 7
A total lunar eclipse, also known as a blood moon, will occur September 7-8, 2025. The celestial event happens when the Earth passes between the sun and the moon, casting a reddish shadow. The September 2025 total lunar eclipse will last 5 hours and 27 minutes. But will it be visible in the US?
Trump administration targets employer-sponsored green cards with stricter scrutiny
The Trump administration is planning green card reforms impacting companies, skilled workers, and investors. Scheduled for January 2026, a rule will define “bona fide job offers,” allowing site visits. Tighter scrutiny of job roles, recruitment, and wages is expected, increasing compliance costs. Changes to EB-1 eligibility and EB-5 investor programs are also anticipated.
Hinduja Group to invest Rs 7,500 crore in Tamil Nadu's EV ecosystem: CM Stalin
Tamil Nadu secured significant investments. Chief Minister MK Stalin announced that the Hinduja Group will invest Rs 7500 crore in the state's electric vehicles sector. This will create over 1,000 jobs. The TN Rising initiative has secured Rs 15,516 crore in investment proposals. These investments will generate 17,613 jobs. Stalin also signed MoUs with Wilson Power and Britannia RFID.
UK's Yvette Cooper appointed foreign minister, Lammy named deputy PM
In Britain, Yvette Cooper has become the new foreign minister. She replaces David Lammy, who is now the deputy prime minister and justice minister. This change follows Angela Rayner's resignation. Shabana Mahmood will take over Cooper's previous role at the home office. The government has also appointed new ministers in other departments.
Amid US job market uncertainty, Gen Z employees are embracing this unexpected trend. What are its signs?
Amidst economic uncertainty and widespread layoffs, a new workplace trend called "job hugging" has emerged, where employees are holding onto their current positions due to fears about the unpredictable job market. This contrasts with the "job hopping" trend seen during the Great Resignation. This new workplace trend is mostly common among Gen Z.
Job offer in hand? Timing can still derail your UK Skilled Worker visa
Securing a Skilled Worker visa is crucial for overseas professionals aiming to work in the UK. The process involves strict deadlines and precise documentation. A Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) triggers a three-month application window, and errors can lead to significant delays. Careful planning and attention to detail are essential for a smooth transition and long-term settlement prospects.
New TOEFL initiative gives Indian study abroad aspirants a chance to win Rs 10 lakh
ETS, in collaboration with Credila, has launched the TOEFL SUPER 50 program to support Indian students aspiring to study abroad. This initiative offers a prize pool of Rs 10 lakh, along with test preparation resources and financial planning support. Students registering for the TOEFL iBT test by December 15, 2025, and taking it by December 31, 2025, are eligible.
UK raises English test requirements for work and family visas
The UK has tightened its immigration rules, raising English language standards for migrants seeking work, settlement, or family visas. Skilled worker visa applicants now need B2 proficiency, up from B1. Family visa applicants must demonstrate English skills at entry, progressing from A1 to B2 for settlement.
Boeing says will hire replacements for striking US defense workers
Boeing initiates recruitment for permanent manufacturing staff. This move comes amidst an ongoing strike by US union employees in Missouri and Illinois. Around 3,200 workers walked out due to contract disagreements. Boeing states deliveries and testing remain on schedule. However, the company cites a lack of negotiation progress. The union seeks better pay and benefits.
Gold prices set for best week in three months; US jobs data on tap
Gold prices saw a slight increase on Friday, poised for their best week in three months, fueled by growing expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut this month. The market's attention is now focused on the U.S. non-farm payrolls data due later today, which could offer further clarity on the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory. Spot gold was up 0.
Jobs crisis? America adds just 54,000 positions in August as market weakens
The U.S. job market is showing signs of weakness as new data highlights slower hiring in August. Experts point to rising worries and changes in different industries. While some sectors cut jobs, others like leisure and hospitality added positions. Economists now wait for the government jobs report and watch if the Federal Reserve cuts rates.
'It's scary' - crypto workers under siege from North Korean hackers
North Korean hackers are actively targeting the cryptocurrency industry by posing as recruiters and offering enticing job opportunities. These sophisticated scams involve fake interviews and requests to download malicious code, leading to significant cryptocurrency theft.
Chips just got considerably higher
India is making strides in the semiconductor industry. The nation unveiled its first indigenous 32-bit processor, Vikram. The semiconductor market is expected to grow substantially by 2030. This growth positions India as a key player in the global market. The government has sanctioned numerous semiconductor projects. These projects aim to create jobs and reduce import dependency.
AI big opportunity; going to increase jobs: Union minister Piyush Goyal
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said AI will boost jobs in India, not cut them, urging decision-makers to adopt tools like ChatGPT with transparency.
Rs 1.3 crore Bengaluru job Vs US life: 32-year-old prioritizes ageing parents, but scared about quality of life
A 32-year-old Indian-origin woman living in Denver is facing a difficult choice between a high-paying job in Bengaluru worth Rs 1.3 crore annually and her comfortable life in the US. While the offer would allow her to be closer to her aging parents, she is concerned about lifestyle changes, safety, and quality of life in India. The story, shared on Reddit, drew mixed reactions, with many highlighting challenges like traffic, pollution, and societal differences
Planning to start a business in the UK? This visa could be your gateway
The UK's Innovator Founder visa offers entrepreneurs a route to establish innovative businesses with global potential. Applicants need endorsements, demonstrating their idea's originality, viability, and scalability. The visa allows a three-year stay, extendable with progress checks, and leads to permanent residency. It requires English proficiency, involves fees, and grants flexibility in business activities, excluding public funds and professional sports.
Rs 22 LPA and work at Bengaluru or Rs 12 LPA and WFH? Confused laid-off techie with 2 job offers seeks internet's help
A tech professional, recently laid off, is weighing two job offers with stark contrasts. One Bengaluru startup offers 22.5 LPA but requires five days onsite, while a fully remote software company proposes 12 LPA. This decision highlights the tension between higher pay and the flexibility of remote work, forcing a re-evaluation of priorities.
Once he ate rotis with sugar water. Today, he earns Rs 27 LPA. Techie's inspiring journey goes viral
From a childhood marked by poverty and basic sustenance, a young boy's tech journey began with a simple keypad phone. He leveraged online resources and self-taught skills in web development, overcoming academic setbacks and initial job rejections.
Management jobs to increase with AI advent, B-schools need to prepare students: GIM Director
Goa Institute of Management Director Ajit Parulekar believes AI will increase management jobs, demanding new skills. Management institutions face the challenge of preparing graduates for these roles, as technology rapidly evolves. The focus shifts from data science to managerial implications of analytics, AI, and machine learning, emphasizing agility and lifelong learning for sustained careers.
'Giving away almost 50% of our salary': Indian woman quits UK after 10 years over ‘insane’ taxes & rising costs; Internet weighs in
After nearly a decade in London, entrepreneur Pallavi Chhibber is leaving the UK, citing the rising cost of living and high taxes as primary reasons. She feels London has become a city focused on survival rather than growth, limiting opportunities for her and her family.
British Airways introduces 'student travel assistance' for Indian students flying to UK
British Airways offers new assistance for Indian students. This service supports students flying to London Heathrow. It is available from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The assistance includes dedicated check-in and guidance. It aims to ease travel for students starting studies in the UK. This initiative will continue until October 2025. The airline provides extra help at airports.
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