‘A scared dictator’: Indian PM criticised as protests held over arrest of political rival
India’s prime minister has been labelled a “scared dictator” after a key opposition politician was arrested.
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US told Kiev to stop strikes on Russian oil sites – FT
Washington is pressuring Kiev to stop drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure, the Financial Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
Schools in Japan move to tackle upskirting of cheerleaders at tournament
Action is being taken by schools taking part in Japan’s annual spring baseball tournament to safeguard cheerleaders against upskirting.
China pressured Ukraine to ditch ‘sponsors of war’ list – Reuters
China and several other nations have exerted pressure on Ukraine to abandon its ‘sponsors of war’ blacklist, Reuters reports Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia is at war – Kremlin
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Moscow’s military operation in Ukraine turned into a war after the West became a participant Read Full Article at RT.com
3 ways to spot a toxic workplace before taking the job
Some signs of a toxic workplace can become clear during your job interview: The hiring manager won’t let you speak and answers questions defensively.
I shopped at Aldi and saw why the chain is one of the fastest-growing retailers in the US
German grocer Aldi is planning 800 new US stores in the next few years. With food inflation still high, I went to see why the chain is so popular.
Apple’s dominance isn’t just a tech problem — it bleeds into 3 other industries too, says the DOJ
The DOJ alleges Apple’s practices hinder competition in tech for entertainment, cars, and finance.
I interned at JPMorgan and then moved up the ranks. Here’s how I nailed the interview and landed my full-time offer.
A former JPMorgan employee says it’s important to demonstrate in your interview that you researched the different groups in the company.
Tim Cook’s China trip is about more than just opening a new Apple store
Tim Cook is also in town to rub shoulders with Beijing’s top policymakers after iPhone sales in China dropped 24% in the first six weeks of the year.