Mourners Mark 40 Days Since Putin Foe Navalny's Death
Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny's parents and other mourners laid flowers at his grave Tuesday to mark 40 days since his death in an Arctic prison, an important Orthodox Christian rite.
This $3.6b Boston Health Tech Start-up Pays Its Employees To Sleep More
Hostile leadership and unfairness in the workplace have been linked to sleep deprivation and a lack of motivation amongst workers.
Study: Indian Techies Work Over 50 Hours Weekly And Suffer From Gut, Back, Neck, Acidity Problems
The research revealed that Indian tech workers are suffering from both physical and mental pain as a result of high working demands.
'TikTok Taoiseach': Simon Harris Set To Be Ireland's Youngest PM
Simon Harris, who is set to become Ireland's youngest ever prime minister after being appointed party leader on Sunday, will be hoping his social media skills and fresh face can save his party's flagging fortunes as elections loom.
Up For a Promotion? Here are 6 Things to Consider Before Saying 'Yes'
Among the factors to consider when weighing up a promotion at work are the wider financial implications outside of how much more you will earn.
AI Can Spot Health Risks Before Symptoms Appear, Study Finds
A new AI study shows promise in predicting future health issues based on medical records. Foresight, the AI tool, achieved accuracy rates between 68% and 88%.
Controversial TikToker Tells Followers To 'Invade and Claim Empty Homes' Under US Squatters Rights
TikToker promotes loopholes to claim property ownership by living there for years, but legality varies by location and takes time.
Teacher 'With Unblemished Record' Sacked After Refusing To Use 8-Year-Old's Preferred Pronouns
A teacher has launched a case against her local primary school after she was sacked for refusing to treat an 8-year-old female student as a boy.
Stop Looking For Remote Jobs on LinkedIn and Indeed - Here's Where To Look Instead
A career coach advises job seekers to look for fully-remote companies online before applying to hybrid-remote vacancies
Delta Captain Celebrates Retirement By Chartering A Flight For 112 Friends To Hawaii
Keith Rosenkranz recently closed out a period of over three decades flying with Delta Air Lines by celebrating in Hawaii.
Microsoft Bets on AI Copilot as Long-Term Cash Cow
Microsoft's Copilot aims to streamline email communication, boost productivity, and justify its price tag amid customer scepticism.
Afghan Girls And Women Cling To Glitchy, Lonesome Online Learning
Sequestered at home in a remote Afghan town, 18-year-old Shekiba often roams the house hunting for the patchy internet signal that is her last link to an education.
Workers Are Fighting Burnout with 'Bare Minimum Monday' Trend
Mario Jo Mayes has gone viral on TikTok for coming up with the 'Bare Minimum Monday' approach, which involves only getting essential tasks done.
Londoner Shares Why She Quit Her Job at a Prestigious Museum and is Happier Getting Paid Less
Survey data shows that 64 per cent of employees are willing to take a pay cut for a job that better supports their mental wellbeing.
All-Female Auto Repair Shop Lets Clients Get Manis and Pedis While Waiting For Their Cars
Girls Auto Clinic has been dedicated to redefining the automotive world since it launched in 2013
'Real Suffering and Poverty Is Not An Exhibit to Enjoy': Tourist Slammed For 'Enjoying' Mumbai Slum Tours
Western tourists are increasingly being criticised for documenting poverty and low income communities during their travels.
Harnessing the AI Revolution: A Guide for Small Business Owners
In an era where technological advancements are reshaping industries and labor markets, AI offers unprecedented opportunities for small enterprises.
Justin Trudeau Thinks of Quitting 'Crazy Job' Daily; 69% of Canadians Want Him to
Whilst many Canadians want Justin Trudeau to step down as the nation's prime minister in 2024, nearly just as many people believe he will stay on.
Deaf Google Worker Sues for Discrimination: Had No Translator and Was Told to 'Keep Her Mouth Shut'
Google went back on its initial promise to provide Jalon Hall with sign language interpreters to help her in moderating YouTube content.
IMF Chief Georgieva Says 'Available To Serve' For Second Term
The managing director of the International Monetary Fund has told AFP she is making herself "available to serve" for a second five-year term running the Washington-based financial institution, shortly after she received the backing of European finance ministers.
Tourists Slammed For 'Taking the P*ss' Out Of Royal Guard - Netizens Praise UK Cop Who Scolds Them
An armed London police officer had to remove a group of American visitors from the area a King's Guard member was carrying out his duties in.
Employer Turns Down 'Excellent' Applicant Due To 5 -Year Break: Why Gap Years Shouldn't Matter
While career gaps can still lead to rejections, there has been a hike in recruiters who welcome lengthy gaps in employment.
Survey Shows 19% Of Fresh Graduates Bring Their Parents To Job Interviews
Nearly 40 percent of employers are keen to avoid working with any recent college graduates even if they have the necessary qualifications.
Gary Klaner: Leading the Kitchens of the Iconic Landmark London
I sat down with Executive Head Chef Gary Klaner of the Landmark London for a candid chat covering his demanding journey to the top, his advice to young chefs, his home life and everything in between.
Kieran Edwards: Reflecting On A 'Still Young' Career Spanning Hotel Catering And Restaurants
I spoke to Kieran Edwards, as he reflected on working in diverse catering environments, and his current Head Chef role - his second – at the House of Koko.
What Do the Elections in Senegal and Indonesia Mean for the Nations' Citizens?
Senegal and Indonesia are currently undergoing major political change, and the outcome will have far-reaching consequences for the citizens of each country.
Lawyer Explains Why Termination Meetings Are Short and 3 Questions To Ask When Fired
The UK is witnessing a rapid increase of contract terminations and final meetings are being cut short to avoid liabilities.
'Black Company' in Japan Forces US Worker to Resign And Refuses to Pay Last Pay Cheque
River Hodge tells International Business Times UK that he was forced to resign after he found out that he had signed a contract with a corrupt Japanese company – known as a "black company".
French Far Right Targets Immigration In European Campaign Launch
France's far right on Sunday hammered on its traditional theme of immigration and looked to surf on Europe's wave of farmers' protests at the launch of its campaign for European Parliament elections in June.
Redrob Innovates International Business Expansion – Poised For Explosive Growth in 2024
As the economy continues to teeter, many businesses are looking to bolster revenue through international expansion.