Family of seven among people killed by Philippines typhoon
At least eight people have died in the northern Philippines after high winds and torrential rain from Typhoon Man-yi triggered storm surges and landslides.
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Schools shut in ‘world’s most polluted city’ – as toxic smog worsens far above safety limit
Schools have been shut in New Delhi after “hazardous” toxic smog worsened.
Beauty queen in South Africa citizenship row takes Miss Universe runner-up spot – representing Nigeria
A beauty queen who found herself at the centre of a citizenship row in South Africa has come second in the Miss Universe competition – representing Nigeria.
Tech jobs are mired in a recession
White-collar hiring is in a huge slump. According to new data, HR, marketing, and tech jobs are getting hit the hardest.
My husband and I quit our jobs and moved to Finland. This is the perfect place to recover, but my burnout is still raging.
Marija Riba and her husband quit their jobs and moved from London to Finland. She loves her new slower life but is still suffering from burnout.
I earn $200,000 at Google after starting my career earning under $40,000. The reality is that money does buy happiness.
Khayla McCoy earned $39,000 a year as a sessions assistant straight out of college. After several career pivots she now earns over $200,000 at Google.
Spirit Airlines to keep flying after filing for bankruptcy protection
Spirit said in a filing announcing bankruptcy protection that it would continue all its normal operations, and that customer tickets remain vaild.
Why founders of some small luxury brands are eyeing exits
Independent luxury brands, pressured by market downturns, are eyeing consolidation or outside investment to sustain growth.
Trump picked a Project 2025 coauthor to run the FCC. Here’s what it means for Big Tech.
Carr authored a chapter of Project 2025 that advocates for "reining in Big Tech," accusing it of pushing out certain political views.
South African police order to end standoff with illegal miners
South African police say a court order will not prevent them from cracking down on illegal miners hiding in disused shafts Read Full Article at RT.com