Study: Job hunters drop ties with supportive colleagues
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The woman who was turned down by a British retailer earlier this month for not dressing "conservatively enough" now has a job with the company's rival.
...and 30% of jobs in the UK, 35% in Germany, and 21% in Japan.
An Uber female employee, as well as company CEO Travis Kalanick's former girlfriend, revealed details of a company trip to a South Korean escort bar back in 2014.
If many senior employees retire early, it might reduce the number of layoffs Carrier will enact and save the jobs of younger employees.
Amazon is said to be diving into the brick-and-mortar retail wars as the e-commerce company is allegedly planning to open furniture and appliance stores.
Months after Alaska Air Group has completed its acquisition of Virgin America, it was announced that the company will be absorbing Richard Branson's brand and will drop the popular name.
Samsung is slated to take the world by storm as it is set to unveil its new flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, this week.
United States President Donald Trump allowed the Keystone XL pipeline project to proceed. The decision is expected to be criticized by opponents.
Upstart restaurant chains find it difficult to boost sales. Domino's Pizza and Pizza Hut are still doing well.
Donald Trump focuses on other issues than the Obamacare. And one of them is employment in the US.
Lyft is styling itself as a kinder alternative to top ride-sharing company Uber as it is about launch a new program which will allow riders to donate to charity.
It earned more than a whopping $600 million worldwide.
Twitter is considering a paid subscription for brands and professionals. Find out what the site's premium version will offer to its users.
Canadian teacher Maggie MacDonnell won the Global Teacher Prize for her work with Inuit students and for enriching the lives of the people in the remote village of Salluit in the Canadian Arctic.
Did Apple have something to do with it?
