Nearly 400 job cuts announced at BBC World Service
As part of the BBC World Service’s transition to a digital-led service, 382 jobs will be lost.
Category: World News
Meta takes down “largest and most complex Russian-origin operation” since start of Ukraine war
Meta has dismantled two different networks in China and Russia that were conducting covert influence campaigns related to US politics and the Ukraine crisis.
Japanese government encourages young people to turn to alcohol to boost industry
he BBC, Japan wants young people to drink more for tax reasons. Younger Japanese people drink less alcohol than their parents and this is hitting sales of beverages from beer to sake between 1995 and 2020/
3 of the best countries to work in and make money
There are many reasons people choose to work abroad; climate change, change of scenes, and different lifestyles.
One thing that won’t be on your list is wanting to be poor.
So here are the best countries to make money in:
Napping at work? Japan’s unusual business tradition
Sleeping at work in encouraged in Japan.
From a portable radio hat to an ostrich pillow, here are three of the weirdest inventions in history
Since the beginning of time, many inventions have made life easier for millions.
Amazon announces renewable energy projects in Brazil, India and Poland as part of huge expansion
The e-commerce behemoth will add 2.7 gigatonnes (GW) of clean energy capacity through 71 new renewable energy projects.
From flip-flops to blue jeans – These are the strange items banned in countries around the world
Whether you’re moving abroad for business or just because you can, there are many things to think about.
From flip-flops to chewing gum these are the strange things banned across the world.
$100 trillion dollar notes and ‘space money’ – The weirdest coins and currencies
Over the course of time, there have been many weird and wonderful things used as currency.
From using the word ‘mate’ to drinking coffee, these are strange things bosses have banned
When you’re in charge of a business, there’s claiming your dominance, and then there’s being ridiculous by banning items and practices because you don’t like them.
Here are some of the strangest and absurd things bosses have prohibited.
Meta alumni’s startup TrueFoundry raises $2.3 million to accelerate machine learning
A group of former Meta engineers is developing a platform to help enterprises deploy machine learning models at the rate of large tech firms.
The tennis umpire killed by a ball and the chef bitten by a dead snake – The most unlikely deaths in apparently safe jobs
Some jobs are more risky than others, but nothing is 100 percent safe.
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