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CEO who laid off 900 employees over Zoom call takes time off as company looks to build 'positive culture'

On 1 December over a Zoom call that lasted less than three minutes, Garg abruptly fired more than 900 employees, about 9 percent of the company's workforce.

Oscars 2021: Garrett Bradley's intimate, haunting documentary Time spans 18 short years in 81 long minutes

Time is an encapsulation of both the power of fierce love as well as the pain of memory – of months and years slipping by excruciatingly slow, and simultaneously a little too fast.

Scientists consider slashing a leap second from time as Earth spins at its fastest in half a century

Timekeepers around the world are debating whether to add a 'negative leap second' to time, in a would-be historical first.

Ten best international films of 2020, from Sound of Metal to I'm Thinking of Ending Things

Sound of Metal, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, Swallow, Ema, La Llorona — If one of your New Year's resolutions is to watch all the great movies you missed in 2020, you have come to the right place.

Athlete A, Boys State, Dick Johnson is Dead, Time, 76 Days: Documentaries that defined 2020

In this pandemic year, documentaries — films and series alike — filled a void left by theatrical releases.

Six months after India's coronavirus lockdown, time has both slowed down and sped up

Six months since India’s coronavirus lockdown was declared, how are people marking the passage of time?

Ayushmann Khurrana on being named in TIME magazine's 2020 list: 'Always aimed to bring positive change through cinema'

Ayushmann Khurrana is among the five Indians who have featured on this list, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, London-based Indian-origin doctor Ravindra Gupta and Bilkis - Dadi of Shaheen Bagh.

From Shaheen Bagh 'dadi' Bilkis to Narendra Modi, five Indians grace Time's most influential list

Narendra Modi, who made the list for the fourth time since taking office as prime minister in 2014, previously missed out appearing in the 2018 and 2019 editions.

Time flies on some days, crawls on others: Study locates 'fatigued' neurons that influence our perception of time

The research zeroed in on the region of the brain used to code for time, and responsible for our subjective experience of time.

Re-thinking productivity during the pandemic, countering a culture obsessed with being 'useful'

In a more well-adjusted world, we would not expect ourselves to be constantly productive during a pandemic. But our world is dysfunctional at best, and we need reminders about how we’re not working from home but rather "at home during a crisis, trying to work", to stop feeling disappointed in ourselves