Byju’s New Auditor Resigns In A Year, Hints At Fraud Within Company
September 7, 2024
Grooveshark’s Co-Founder Found Dead Months After Site’s Shutdown
Josh Greenberg, the founder of music streaming site Grooveshark, has been found dead in his home in Gainsville, Florida. The cause of the death is unknown. Greenberg was 28.
Australian Drone Delivers Medicine Supply Successfully In USA
After technical snarls, regulatory hiccups, and lots of naysaying, the future is finally here. The first-ever US Government approved drone delivery has finally taken place. In partnership with NASA and with approval from the Federal Aviation Authority, an Australian drone has delivered a consignment of 4.5 kg of medical supplies to a rural health clinic in Virginia.
For The First Time Ever, An Indian Pub Is Going Public
What possibly is the first of its kind instance, the popular Peco’s chain of bars in Bangalore is going public
Resume Dos and Don’ts: Making Recruiters Take Notice
The Resume Do’s and Don’ts infographic includes some great tips to help your employees, customers, and your team to be successful.
India’s Mega Startups Are Helping Build A Healthy Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
With Snapdeal, the country’s second largest online marketplace, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) last week, the trend of online companies promoting entrepreneurship is consolidating.
10 Jobs That Are Perfect For People Who Love To Travel
How to combine your love for traveling and the need to work and be productive by getting a job that lets you travel. We have compiled a list of all the jobs that one can do and feature people who have done just that.
SBI Seeks Government Nod To Share 3% Profit With Employees
India’s largest lender, State Bank of India (SBI) has sought permission from the Ministry of Finance to offer up to 3% of annual profit to employees as part of a talent retention and motivation initiative.
The Most Badass Journalist In The World
Anas Aremeyaw Anas is a journalist in Ghana. He’s covered issues ranging from governmental corruption, to black magic quacks in remote villages. But what’s strange about him is that only a handful of people know what he looks like. And when he does make the occasional public appearance, he looks like this.
Why Monetary Stimulus Is Less Effective In Japan
After peaking at 128.06 million in 2010, Japanese population has been on the decline every year. It is projected to come down to 86.74 million by 2060. Japan’s National Institute of Population and Social Security Research has predicted that the country would be losing more than 700,000 people a year by 2025 and more than a million a year by 2060.