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LinkedIn deletes account of Kairan Quazi, 14-year-old boy who is hired by Elon Musk's SpaceX, know why
- Kairan Quazi, a fourteen-year-old prodigy, is set to become the youngest software engineer at SpaceX, led by Elon Musk.
- However, Kairan faced an unexpected setback when his LinkedIn account was deleted due to his age not meeting the platform's criteria.
- Calling it "illogical", Kairan stated, "I can be qualified enough to land one of the most coveted engineering jobs...but not qualified enough to have access to [LinkedIn]?".
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Binita Agarwal is the new CFO, foundit
- Binita Agarwal is the new chief financial officer (CFO) of foundit, previously known as Monster APAC & ME.
- With a background in commerce and as an alumna of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Agarwal has over 15 years of experience in finance, compliance, investor relations and business strategy.
- She has previously held roles at AppsForBharat, Goldman Sachs, HungerBox, and Headout, demonstrating expertise in leading finance and accounting functions across various regions.
- At foundit, Agarwal will be instrumental in shaping the company's long-term financial vision and growth strategy, leveraging her extensive experience in driving financial efficiency and cost optimization.
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Lenskart, Virohan to collaborate; bridge gap in India’s eyecare workforce
- Lenskart and Virohan collaborate to train 50,000 eye care professionals in India by 2035 through the SureStart education-to-employment program.
- The program focuses on optometry to address the shortage of primary eye care professionals in the country, offering industry-relevant education and immediate job opportunities.
- Courses include a BSc in Ophthalmic Techniques and a Bachelor of Optometry, blending classroom learning with practical training across critical eye care subjects.
- Students will benefit from internships at Lenskart stores, tech-enabled learning, mentorship, and real-world exposure, aiming to shape the future of optometry in India.
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States Go Crypto: $632 Million In Strategy Stock Held Across 14 US Funds
- Retirement managers in 14 US states have added a total of $632 million in Strategy stock to their portfolios to tap into Bitcoin's gains without directly buying the coin.
- Public funds boosted their holdings by $302 million in Q1 2025, with an average increase of 44% in their position sizes, using Strategy stock as a stand-in for Bitcoin.
- States like California, Florida, and Wisconsin lead the trend, with California holding the highest shares worth $276 million, followed by Florida at $88 million and Wisconsin at $51 million.
- Lawmakers in 26 states have filed 47 crypto-related bills, with some states like New Hampshire approving laws allowing up to 5% of their treasury to go into Bitcoin, while others like Arizona and Florida have seen measures related to crypto investments being stalled or voted down.
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Take-Two CEO reckons Civilization 7's mixed reception is just history repeating itself: 'Every time we've come out with a new platform iteration of Civilization, there's been some consternation on the part of consumers'
- Civilization 7 has received a mixed response from players, with ratings split between those enjoying its streamlining and others finding it shallow and predictable.
- Take-Two CEO, Strauss Zelnick, acknowledges the divided reception but highlights that it's not uncommon for the Civilization series to face consumer consternation with each new iteration.
- Zelnick believes in addressing concerns over time to win back player appreciation, indicating a long sales cycle where players eventually come to love the game after updates.
- While Zelnick acknowledges room for improvement in Civilization 7, he remains content with its strong sales performance, despite the noticeable decrease in player count compared to previous entries in the series.
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Two Warhammer 40,000 games will be delisted from Steam on Monday, and one of them is currently on a 90% discount
- Two Warhammer 40,000 games, Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon and Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach, will be delisted from Steam on Monday, May 19.
- UK publisher Slitherine Software announced the removal of the games without providing a reason. The licensing agreement with Games Workshop may have expired.
- Both games will still be available on GoG, and existing owners on Steam can continue to download and play. Armageddon is currently on a 90% discount.
- Armageddon is considered the superior game out of the two, offering broader tactical scenarios and better representing the 40k conflict.
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AI assistants are popping up in meetings. Etiquette experts say be ready to ditch them if a coworker isn't comfortable.
- More people are using AI assistants at work to record meetings and take notes, leading to new etiquette considerations.
- Etiquette experts recommend giving coworkers a heads-up before using AI assistants in meetings.
- It is suggested to ask if anyone is uncomfortable with AI usage and be prepared to stop using them if needed.
- The etiquette around AI tools in meetings is still evolving as more people integrate them into their work routines.
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Saudi Central Bank Gains Indirect Bitcoin Exposure via Strategy Investment
- Saudi Central Bank has gained its first indirect exposure to Bitcoin by investing in an American development company called Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy.
- Saudi Arabia seems to be exploring new approaches to balance stability with the potential upsides of digital assets in the midst of a global shift towards innovation.
- More than a dozen countries, including Saudi Arabia, have sought Bitcoin exposure through central holdings, indicating a growing interest in digital assets among nations.
- Saudi Arabia lacks a comprehensive regulatory system for cryptocurrency operations despite significant growth in market activity and adoption, driven by its young population and technological adoption.
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PM Breakdown: Duolingo — Rewriting Language Learning With AI
- Duolingo is leveraging AI to enhance language learning, moving towards making AI the default experience for writing and speaking evaluations.
- The shift to AI aims to improve speed, accuracy, and consistency for millions of learners globally, while also addressing cost issues in expansion.
- The challenge lies in ensuring that AI feels like a learning companion rather than just a grader, necessitating smart product decisions for a more interactive coaching approach.
- The transition to AI-first grading poses risks but also offers opportunities for faster feedback, broader reach, and personalized learning, ultimately redefining quality and scale in language education.
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Saudi Stake in Strategy Sparks New Debate on Central Bank Crypto Role
- The Saudi Central Bank has disclosed holding 25,656 shares in Strategy Inc., formerly known as MicroStrategy, linking it to Bitcoin exposure through Strategy's substantial crypto holdings.
- Strategy, holding 568,840 Bitcoin valued at around $68 billion, is positioning itself as a key player in the institutional adoption of Bitcoin by maintaining significant reserves.
- This investment aligns with a broader shift in diversifying sovereign financial assets as the Saudi Central Bank indirectly benefits from Bitcoin's performance without direct purchases.
- The move reflects a global trend toward including Bitcoin in sovereign reserves, with countries like El Salvador, Iran, Bhutan, and the UK integrating digital assets into their financial systems.
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I did Liberation Day tariffs in Victoria 3, and it all went well until the famine in Colorado, the 2 lost wars with Canada, and the president beating a man to death with a stick
- The article highlights a fictional scenario in the video game Victoria 3, where the United States implements Liberation Day tariffs causing chaos in the global economy.
- The protagonist, playing as the United States, imposes extreme tariffs resulting in short-term cash flow improvement but leading to shortages of key goods and a famine in Colorado.
- Efforts to meet domestic demands through building maize farms fail, plunging the economy into negative income and further hardships.
- In a drastic decision, the protagonist invades Canada to address economic woes, which surprisingly resolves many issues temporarily, boosting financial stability and legitimacy.
- However, facing resistance from Great Britain and internal challenges, such as labor movements, the United States struggles to maintain stability despite temporary successes.
- Wars with neighboring nations and failures in economic management lead to a deteriorating situation, with the protagonist's presidency facing potential downfall.
- With escalating conflicts, increasing radical opposition, and mounting economic losses, the protagonist's governance reaches a breaking point.
- The article humorously concludes with the game crashing, hinting at the protagonist's delusion of governing too well and gaining insightful yet comical perspectives on tariffs and global economy.
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Maxme launches human skills programmes to future-proof India’s workforce
- Maxme has launched human skills programmes in India to enhance emotional intelligence, adaptability, collaboration, and leadership in workplaces.
- As artificial intelligence reshapes job functions, organisations are prioritising soft skills like empathy, communication, and team leadership over technical skills.
- Maxme's programmes cater to various levels of professionals, offering training in emotional intelligence, leadership, and team dynamics through tools like MaxInUs.
- The programmes are delivered through a hybrid model combining in-person facilitation and tech platform, aiming to improve productivity and team cohesion in the ever-evolving work environment.
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Aviation Ministry introduces transition plan for Celebi’s 10,000 employees
- The Ministry of Civil Aviation has introduced a transition plan to facilitate the absorption of nearly 10,000 Celebi employees by other service providers at major Indian airports.
- This initiative follows Celebi's decision to wind down its operations at key Indian airports, prompting the need for a smooth handover process.
- Existing Airport Entry Permits for Celebi staff will remain valid until May 19, and new permits will be issued under incoming ground-handling employers to prevent operational disruptions.
- While the transition plan is in progress, decisions regarding the redistribution of Celebi's assets and staff among existing and new service providers are still under review to ensure uninterrupted ground operations.
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SC orders West Bengal to pay 25% DA to state employees
- Supreme Court orders West Bengal government to pay 25% Dearness Allowance to state employees within three months.
- The case originated from a dispute over DA parity between state and Central government employees, with Calcutta High Court ruling in favor of state employees in May 2022.
- Despite incremental hikes in DA, the disparity between state and Central rates remains at 37%, with Central employees receiving 55% DA.
- The latest increase in DA for state employees from 14% to 18% has not fully satisfied over 10 lakh employees and pensioners, with dissatisfaction persisting.
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Andhra Pradesh govt eases employee transfer ban till 2 June
- Andhra Pradesh government has temporarily relaxed the ban on employee transfers from 16 May to 2 June to facilitate administrative efficiency and address personal and medical needs.
- Comprehensive guidelines have been issued for governing the transfer process during this period.
- Employees who have served continuously at a single station for five years or more as of 31 May, 2025, will be mandatorily transferred; others can apply based on personal requests.
- Priority in transfers will be given to specific categories of employees, including those with disabilities, those with children needing medical facilities, and those serving in tribal areas for over two years.
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The quiet commute: How a digital detox is reshaping work-life balance
- In urban India, a movement called 'barebacking to work' is emerging where people commute without digital distractions, opting for presence over perpetual engagement.
- Companies like Max Life Insurance are advocating intentional pauses and blocking meeting hours during lunch to promote clarity over constant connectivity.
- Screen-free commuting is gaining popularity as a critique of always-on work culture, highlighting the negative impact of constant digital consumption on mental well-being.
- Digital detox is seen as a fundamental reset mechanism, transforming dead time like commuting into vital transitional space for mental preparation and stillness.
- Organizations are implementing initiatives like 'no meetings during lunch' and screen-free zones to foster deeper thinking and a more engaged workforce.
- The focus is on balancing joy and sustainability in the workplace, encouraging employees to introspect on activities that bring value and joy.
- The movement challenges hustle culture, emphasizing value over volume, depth over breadth, and presence over performance for improved well-being.
- Leadership plays a critical role in modeling mindful work practices and encouraging employees to disconnect for introspection and reflection.
- Barebacking signifies a rejection of constant busyness as a symbol of success and promotes the idea that silence can be an opportunity for insight and intention.
- Embracing silence in the workplace can lead to improved performance, respect for natural rhythms, and recognition of joy as a key productivity tool.
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