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    Qualcomm layoffs severance package: 3 months' salary, extra payout based on years of service & one more month's pay for signing exit papers within 3 days; what employees are being offered

    Qualcomm has reportedly begun laying off employees in India as part of a global workforce restructuring exercise that could affect around 1,000 staff, or 5–6% of its workforce in the country. Reports suggest affected employees may be offered three months' salary as severance, with additional compensation based on tenure and an extra month's pay for those who sign exit documents within three days. Qualcomm has not publicly confirmed the reported severance package.

    Amazon Prime Refund: $3 million for customers after lawsuit alleges company made subscription cancellations complicated; also pledges $1.5 million for consumer protection

    Amazon Prime Refund: Amazon has agreed to pay $3 million to eligible Prime customers in Arizona to settle allegations that its six-step membership cancellation process made it difficult for subscribers to end their memberships. The company will also contribute $1.5 million towards consumer protection, pay $1.5 million in legal expenses and donate $1 million to food charities. Amazon has denied wrongdoing.

    Qualcomm initiates India layoffs: Here’s how much employees will get in severance

    Qualcomm has begun implementing planned job cuts globally, affecting employees in India and the US (in California).

    Tata AIG rejected ₹30 lakh accidental death claim citing alcohol consumption by the insured pensioner; here’s why family won the case

    A family's claim for accidental death insurance was rejected by Tata AIG due to alleged alcohol influence at the time of an accident. However, the Tamil Nadu State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission found significant evidentiary flaws in the insurer's case. The ruling mandated Tata AIG to compensate the family, highlighting the nuances of proving such exclusions in insurance claims.

    Suvendu Sarkar rolls out Diwali bonanza for Bengal babus, hikes IAS allowances by 50%

    The Suvendu Adhikari-led West Bengal government has announced a range of benefits for its IAS officers, including a 50% hike in monthly sumptuary allowances for senior officials, education loans of up to Rs 50 lakh for children's studies in India and abroad, and expanded foreign travel benefits under LTC. The package also includes housing, electricity and post-retirement benefits, along with allowances for official work-related expenses.

    How will Democrats reduce your grocery bill once they take over Congress? Will rolling back Donald Trump's tariffs make food cheaper?

    Democrats won both chambers of Congress after campaigning on the cost of living. Their grocery proposals range from rolling back tariffs to protecting food assistance. Some measures could help families pay for food even if the prices on the shelves stay the same.

    The Economic Times
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