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May 10, 2019
Colorado school shooting: Suspects due back in court on Friday; prosecutors to decide whether to charge them as adults
Devon Erickson and 16-year-old Maya McKinney allegedly walked into a Colorado school with handguns and opened fire in two classrooms. Investigators have offered no immediate motive and refused to discuss how the students obtained the weapons. -
May 09, 2019
'He went out a hero': Friend of teen who led charge against Colorado school gunman recounts his bravery
Kendrick Castillo minimised bloodshed and saved lives. The attackers made their first court appearance on Wednesday. -
Mar 12, 2019
IBM to collaborate with Central and state governments to train over 1 million female students in 3 years
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty said the program is not about conducting technical training session, but to focus on the basics of critical thinking, life skills -
Mar 08, 2019
Female labour force participation in India falls to 26% in 2018 from 36.7% in 2005: Deloitte
The range of challenges for women and girls echoes across Asia and India - lack of education, digital divide, which limits them from gaining employable skill sets -
Dec 03, 2018
TEDxGateway 2018: Raghu Rai, Shanta Rau Barriga, Gitanjali Rao, others share transforming ideas at 10th edition of the event
One of the speakers at TEDxGateway 2018, photojournalist Raghu Rai said, “If journalism is the first draft of history then photo journalism is the witness to that history." -
Sep 07, 2018
What does it take to get a decent raise in the US job market? The answer's straightforward - quit your job
Despite one of the best job markets in decades, workers across the U.S. economy are struggling with a common frustration: What does it take to finally get a decent raise? -
May 10, 2018
More foreign STEM graduates from US colleges staying and working under OPT program, says Pew Research report
The Institute of International Education found that the number of new college students coming to the United States from overseas fell by 7 percent since Donald Trump was elected president. The group attributes the decline to his travel restrictions for nationals of some predominantly Muslim countries as well as competition from countries like Canada, Australia and Britain. -
May 02, 2018
US companies hired 204,000 new workers in April, says fresh data from payroll processor ADP
American businesses added 204,000 new workers last month, another sign of strength in the U.S. labor market and economy. Payroll processor ADP said Wednesday that hiring was strong across numerous industries, led by professional and business services, health and education and restaurants and hotels. -
Mar 27, 2018
Software giant SAP has partnered with Niti Aayog to adopt 100 Atal Tinkering Labs to promote STEM education among schools
The programme aims to teach students advanced technology topics relevant to digital transformation and the Internet of Things (IoT). -
Mar 08, 2018
UK video game industry fights against gender imbalance
According to a 2016 study, women fill only 19 percent of jobs, despite the fact that women make up half of British gamers.
