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Auto Driver’s Honesty Shines After Passenger Accidentally Pays ₹15,682 Instead of ₹156

A LinkedIn post has captured widespread attention online after a routine auto-rickshaw ride to an early-morning business meeting turned into a heartwarming lesson in honesty and integrity.

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Author of Home Office report on China reveals attempts to compromise him

Exclusive: Dr David Wilson says former British police officer approached him as part of efforts to influence his work

The Guardian - UK

This realtor is betting big on the AI IPO boom, but buying a house with stock will have to go through the OpenAI and Anthropic's boards first

In a tight housing market, some Bay Area homesellers believe exchanging their houses for stock will benefit asset-rich tech workers. But those transactions are subject to board approval.

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Mumbai auto driver receives Rs 15,682 instead of Rs 156 from a CEO. Here's what happened next

Mumbai auto driver Altaf receives Rs 15,682 that was accidentally transferred to him by a CEO rushing to a client meeting. What he did with it is going viral. The act of honesty, shared in a LinkedIn post, has sparked conversations about trust, integrity and the everyday kindness people often…

The Economic Times

Alex Cimo's Wife 'Frustrated' After Mother Announced Video Game Influencer's Death Without Consent

Alex Cimo's wife expresses frustration over his mother's premature announcement of his death, causing tension within the family. Cimo, a popular Yu-Gi-Oh! influencer, passed away from colon cancer.

International Business Times UK

FBI warns some online job offers may have a hidden goal: recruiting spies for China

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The Visibility Gap Is the New Skills Gap

For years, companies said they could not find people with the right skills. Professionals worried their résumés were not strong enough

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The spy who hired me: Chinese agents hunt for secrets on LinkedIn

Chinese intelligence is now using professional networking sites and job portals to find and recruit people with access to sensitive data. This new digital approach targets governments, militaries, and industries across the West. Recruiters pose as consultants, offering paid research assignments. This sophisticated operation exploits online information, blending social engineering…

The Economic Times

Chinese spies posing as job recruiters to target Western officials, Five Eyes warns

Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using fake job offers on professional platforms to ensnare government and military personnel. The Five Eyes alliance warns these tactics aim to extract sensitive information, with targets pressured to provide confidential details for financial rewards. Western nations urge vigilance against these sophisticated espionage efforts.

The Times of India

Laid off by Oracle, engineer gets 3 job offers in 45 days: Techie shares job strategy that worked for him

A software engineer, laid off from Oracle, secured three job offers within 45 days by dedicating hours daily to DSA practice, learning AI engineering from scratch, and consistently applying to 10-15 jobs. This focused approach, combined with system design preparation and an active LinkedIn presence, led to a new role…

The Economic Times

'Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud': Leaked Plans Reveal Microsoft Wants To Make Users Addicted To Its New AI

Leaked Microsoft documents reveal a strategy to make users dependent on its AI assistant, Scout, raising concerns about the ethical implications of habit-forming software.

International Business Times UK

Five Eyes Issues Urgent Chinese Espionage Warning as Spies Target Officials Through LinkedIn and Job Sites

The Five Eyes alliance warns of Chinese intelligence recruiting individuals with access to sensitive information via online job platforms, urging caution among government and defence sectors.

International Business Times UK

Authorities warn of World Cup ticket, merchandise scams

WASHINGTON (UNITED STATES) - Fraudsters are exploiting interest in the 2026 World Cup with a barrage of scams, as authorities and researchers caution against fake websites impersonating FIFA's official online presence to sell phantom tickets.

Bangkok Post

Chinese spies use LinkedIn to target UK officials and military staff

Advertisements for non-existent jobs aim to draw in people with access to classified or sensitive information

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The Economic Times

Harvard MBA but no job: How this Indian techie eventually landed at Google with visa clock ticking down

An Indian graduate from Harvard Business School, Abhijay Vuyyuru, shares his difficult job search. He graduated without an offer and faced visa pressures. Vuyyuru utilized networking extensively to secure a product manager position at Google. His journey highlights the importance of connections in the competitive US job market. He now…

The Economic Times

“One sick leave might cost you ₹1,000”: Job seeker’s HR conversation goes viral, sparking debate on leave policies

A LinkedIn post by Upasana Sarbajna has sparked debate online. She detailed a surprising conversation with a recruiter about a company's leave policy. The recruiter allegedly stated that sick or personal leave would be considered loss of pay. Sarbajna expressed shock at this policy, questioning its legality and potential for…

Fortune

Teens are up against the worst summer job market in nearly 80 years—they’re fighting against hundreds to work at ice cream shops and swimming pools

High schoolers haven’t faced this tough of a summer job market since 1948. Rising inflation, higher oil prices, and a slow hiring market are to blame.

The Guardian - US

Anthropic surges as OpenAI struggles to keep up

Stock market filing illustrates AI company’s meteoric rise, while California’s tech billionaires pour cash into elections

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GamesRadar

Riot hires another World of Warcraft veteran to get its League of Legends MMO over the line as we approach 6 years since its initial announcement

Brian Holinka was once WoW's combat lead at Blizzard

The Independent UK

The LinkedIn boss is right – this is not the place for your weepy cringe confessionals

OPINION: Being overly emotional has become a LinkedIn trend, but a top executive there says it’s not the right platform for weepy content. Katie Rosseinsky agrees and says this kind of attention-seeking, poor-me slop is backfiring spectacularly

Reason

Court Upholds Dismissal of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Officer for "Crass Statements on LinkedIn" "in Uniform"

From Wenzler v. U.S. Coast Guard, decided today by Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, joined by Judges Amy St. Eve… The post Court Upholds Dismissal of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Officer for "Crass Statements on LinkedIn" "in Uniform" appeared first on Reason.com.

PC Gamer

The League of Legends MMO adds another World of Warcraft vet to its team

Former WoW lead combat designer Brian Holinka has found a new home.

The Independent UK

Four ways to survive a layoff, according to experts

Employees who snap into action starting the day they’re laid off can increase their chances of finding a new role

The Guardian - US

Tech billionaires are spending unprecedented sums in California races. Experts say it’s the tip of the iceberg

From Google co-founder Brin spending $82m to fight a billionaire tax to Google and Meta funding a joint Super Pac, Silicon Valley is engaged in an existential fight for its political power at home

International Business Times UK

Inside the 'Honeypot' Traps: How Chinese Spies Are Using Fake Female Headshots to Seduce 200k Brits

According to reports, Chinese spies targeted UK nationals using fake LinkedIn profiles and gifts, aiming to extract sensitive information.

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