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Tim Seifert lauds India's young pace attack, says bowlers work well as a unit
Tim Seifert acknowledged the effectiveness of India's diverse pace attack in the ODIs against New Zealand. Despite their experience, the Indian bowlers have adapted well to local conditions. India has managed to dismiss the New Zealand team for low scores in the first two matches. Seifert emphasized the importance of winning and learning for the upcoming World Cup.
Qualcomm global recast may cost 1,000 jobs in India
The US chipmaker employs about 20,000 people in India, mainly at its engineering and design facilities in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and the National Capital Region. ET first reported in October that its global restructuring could affect 600-1,000 jobs in India.
'My heart was in my mouth, I was trembling when I called Karunanidhi': Sonia Gandhi on how UPA was formed
Sonia Gandhi details her efforts to create an inclusive United Progressive Alliance in 2004 against the BJP. She faced challenges, particularly in cooperating with the DMK due to past conflicts. Gandhi recounts initial meetings with various leaders to secure alliances, including one with M. Karunanidhi. The formal alliance was established on May 4, 2004, leading to a successful election outcome.
Xiaomi eyes local partners; Electronics firms target AI infra
Xiaomi is looking for local partners as it plans to manufacture home appliances in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Mumbai domestic cook goes on foreign holiday while many office-goers struggle to save. Ex-banker shares a financial lesson for salaried Indians
An ISB MBA graduate shared how his Mumbai cook earns Rs 1.05 lakh monthly, while his household income reaches Rs 1.5 lakh. Despite earning less than some corporate professionals, the 34-year-old saves through disciplined spending, multiple employers and minimal lifestyle expenses. He is now preparing for his first international holiday to Thailand with friends.
China is building inside Europe's trade walls, deepening its grip on critical industries
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, the director of the Geoeconomics Program of the Center for the Study of Democracy)- China doesn't
Katie Zacharia to be back as White House Press Secretary after being fired? Here's what we know
Katie Zacharia has reportedly made attempts to regain her position as White House press secretary after her brief tenure. Sources indicate that she has been visible at public events, possibly hoping to catch President Donald Trump's attention. Despite her efforts, some Trump advisers believe that her chances of returning are extremely low. Discussions of other potential candidates for the press secretary role, such as Caroline Sunshine, are also underway.
Scorpio New Moon opens a smoother week for 5 zodiac signs: Here’s what could change by November 15
The Scorpio New Moon opens a week that could bring some welcome breathing room for five zodiac signs. With Mercury and Venus turning direct, the forecast favors picking up stalled conversations and unfinished plans.
US jobs market shows broad-based recovery in October as hiring beats estimates
US employers added 165,000 jobs in October, far exceeding expectations, while unemployment fell to 4.1%. However, a closer look reveals uneven labour market trends, with foreign-born workers driving gains, manufacturing recovering and job seekers facing longer unemployment spells.
'Most actors starve otherwise': '7th Heaven' star Jeremy London reveals he cuts trees and lays stone between acting roles after a plea for work went viral
The reason Jeremy London mentioned that was because of a difficult situation that had involved his boss. He had asked his followers to contact his boss as he was reportedly experiencing a possible mental health crisis. Jeremy London asked his followers to help his boss find job opportunities and accommodation.
Is Jeremy London homeless? Mallrats actor breaks silence after his ‘I am not ok’ post goes viral: ‘I was in shock…’
Speculations regarding the Mallrats actor's joblessness and potential homelessness intensified after he expressed worries about his work and living situation on X. The actor disclosed that his employer seemed to be going through a significant personal crisis, causing him to be concerned that the issue might jeopardise both his employment and housing.
‘I was just in shock': Actor Jeremy London clears air on his viral X post where he claimed he may lose his ‘job and home'; a look at his net worth
Jeremy London took to social media to dispel rumors about his job and living arrangements after a recent post generated concern. He reassured fans that he is not homeless and resides in a condo in Florida. London shared his astonishment at his boss's conduct, which spurred him to seek support. His clarification was necessary due to the media's reaction to his earlier comments about job stability.
Susie Wiles, fired by Trump as his chief of staff, was diagnosed with cancer in March and continued to work at the White House throughout her treatment
President Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as the new chief of staff after Susie Wiles' resignation. Wiles resigned following the Republican Party's losses in the midterm elections, having served during her cancer treatment. She expressed pride in her contributions towards various achievements in her role. Acknowledging Wiles' strength, President Trump had previously supported her during her health challenges.
Poverty low, expectations high: India’s next challenge is creating jobs and driving reforms
Poverty rates in India have decreased remarkably, with expectations rising for future economic prosperity and growth. Initiatives like Direct Benefit Transfer and Swachh Bharat Mission have significantly improved living conditions. However, while the government has driven welfare improvements, job creation remains the role of entrepreneurs.
Government clears Rs 7,503 crore investments under ECMS in sixth tranche
The latest group of 12 applicants includes manufacturers of up- stream materials such as anode and cathode materials. Together, these companies plan to produce goods worth 182,243 crore at faci- lities across 10 states and employ more than 9,500 workers.
Trump replaces Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff after GOP's midterm defeat
Stephen Miller has been appointed as White House chief of staff following Susie Wiles' resignation after the midterm elections. Wiles served admirably and will remain involved with Trump's political organization despite her departure. Miller, a key figure behind Trump's strict immigration policies, now faces increased scrutiny from a Democratic Congress. Wiles had a notable tenure, characterized by disciplined campaign leadership despite personal health challenges.
US employers added a surprising 165,000 jobs in October; unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%
US employers added 165,000 jobs last month, surpassing economists' expectations and bringing the unemployment rate down to 4.1%. The Labor Department also revised previous months' job figures upwards, indicating stronger hiring trends.
68.4% respondents in survey plan job change in 2027; half seek 31%-plus pay hike: Survey
According to a recent survey, 68.4 percent of Indian professionals are planning to explore new job opportunities in 2027. Career growth is identified as the primary motivation for changing jobs, with high salary expectations influencing decisions as well. The report highlights that most professionals feel confident about their job prospects in the evolving job market. Many are actively engaged in upskilling, especially in AI.
Trump says Hegseth doing 'a very good job' as questions swirl about his future
There are concerns within the Republican Party regarding the Iran war and Hegseth's leadership. He faces potential scrutiny and investigations from incoming Democratic lawmakers focused on his policies and decisions. Some Republicans have suggested Hegseth may not be the right fit moving forward.
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