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At $300,000, Alphabet, Meta had highest-paid median workers in 2021: Report

The median compensation for most S&P 500 corporations increased last year as the economy grew and the job market tightened, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis

District-level cricket is where it all begins: Former Indian skipper Dhoni

Dhoni stressed that district cricket is the most important things for budding cricketers, which opens the door for them to play state-level cricket and then pitchforks them into national limelight

Azad meets Sonia: Refuses to accept No. 2 position in Congress party

According to sources after Sonia Gandhi's phone call on Sunday to Azad both met and discussed issues regarding the party

Top crypto exchange Coinbase freezes hiring, revokes accepted offers

The company also revoked accepted offers from some candidates who haven't joined it yet

Instagram announces new features, expands Reels duration to 90 seconds

With an aim to help creators engage more with their audience, platform Instagram has announced that it is rolling out new features, including 90 seconds Reels

After Meta COO Sandberg's exit, another top executive to depart soon

Following the announcement that Sheryl Sandberg will step down as Meta's COO later this year, the company is losing another executive as part of a reorganisation of its AI group

7 UP ministers to take Vidhan Parishad route to get elected in Assembly

Seven ministers in the Yogi Adityanath government, who are not yet members of the state legislature, will now take the Vidhan Parishad route to get elected

S Korea shortlists 5 names among 30,000 entries for new presidential office

The shortlisted names are The People's House, Itaewon-ro 22, The People's Government Office, Mineum Government Office and Bareunnuri

India reminds Pakistan of its 'shameful history' of genocide in Bangladesh

Responding to Islamabad's attack on New Delhi at the UNSC over Kashmir, India reminded Pakistan of its "shameful history" of committing the genocide of hundreds of thousands of people in Bangladesh

Buffalo mass shooting perpetrator who killed 10 pleads not guilty

Gendron appeared in the Erie County Court on Thursday for an arraignment hearing after which the judge ordered the teenager to be held without bond

S Korea's inflation nears 14-yr high in May on high energy, food costs

South Korea's inflation growth hit a nearly 14-year high in May due to high energy and food costs due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and the economic recovery

Allahabad HC orders probe into marriage certificates issued by Arya Samaj

The Allahabad High Court has ordered an inquiry into the certificates issued by the Arya Samaj temple

North Korea continues to seriously restrict religious freedom: US

The US State Department has said that North Korea continued to seriously limit religious freedom and other basic human rights of its people in 2021

Stockholm 1972 Declaration: India reminds world to leave no one behind

India said the world needs to ensure that when the Stockholm conference turns 75, it can look back with satisfaction of our collective action -- to leave no one behind

Rescue underway after earthquake hits China's Sichuan; 4 killed, 41 injured

Four people have been confirmed dead and 41 others injured after a 6.1-magnitude earthquake jolted Lushan County in Ya'an at 5 p.m. on Wednesday

Death toll rises to 126 from heavy rains in Brazil; 9,302 people affected

A total of 31 municipalities in Pernambuco have declared a state of emergency due to the rains, while 51 towns suffered some type of damage

Africa's Covid-19 cases pass 11.65 million, death toll at 253,309

South Africa, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt are among the countries with the most cases in the continent

Record 2 million people in UK have long Covid infection, shows survey

An estimated 2 million people in Britain have lingering Covid-19 symptoms more than four weeks after their initial coronavirus infection, a latest survey showed.

EU sanctions on Russia fuel high inflation, expose internal rifts

EU's decision earlier this week to ban 90 per cent of oil imports from Russia by the end of the year is aimed at crimping the Russian economy amid the high-profile crisis in Ukraine

Regret that state-sponsors of cross-border terrorism go 'scot-free': India

India said it regrets that state sponsors of terrorism are "allowed to go scot-free" for serious violations of international law and urged the international community to make them accountable