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US - According to US media and the firm's investor, the world's richest man, Elon Musk, has completed a $44 billion takeover of Twitter. He tweeted that "the bird is freed", clearly referring to closing
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US - Less than two weeks before the midterm elections, millions of government money might have been used to secure election workers and improve the physical security of their offices, but in a classic case
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Global - In industries such as banking, insurance, technology, and real estate, much of the compensation is discretionary. So while HR professionals and academics have generally welcomed the move towards pay transparency as a means
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US - A union movement at Amazon that has received worldwide attention recently suffered a setback when it lost a vote in a warehouse outside of Albany, New York amid multiple accusations of unfair labor
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Qatar - They are fashion icons who are known as ‘social justice warriors’ too. Bella Hadid and Naomi Campbell has taken the world by storm, but this time it is not for the right reasons.
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Spain - Spain, like Italy and Greece, has long been a gateway to Europe for migrants from Africa and beyond. More than 132,000 people arrived in Europe in the nine months to September 15, either
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Iran - Iranian police reportedly opened fire on protesters in Saqqez, the hometown of Mahsa Amini, who died in custody after being arrested for allegedly "improperly wearing the hijab." Thousands of people gathered at the
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Global - A strong company culture is critical for every company because it affects how engaged your employees are and how long you can keep them. In our current post-pandemic world, more and more trends
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Qatar - Every life matters; but in Qatar only what the royalty believes to be apt, matters. Despite repeated appeals from the various human rights have gone unnoticed. Peter Tatchell has taken to social media
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Brazilia - Brazil's toxic presidential election took a surreal and violent turn after far-right President Jair Bolsonaro's radical ally used hand grenades and a rifle to attack federal police officers as they tried to arrest
