Canva Layoffs: Canva Fires 1,271 Employees, But Offers MacBook, LinkedIn Premium In Severance
Canva Layoffs: Canva co-founder and CEO Melanie Perkins announced the job cuts in an internal memo. Canva has been investing heavily in AI features.
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Missing Utah Teen Rescued From Oregon Trafficker's House After 17 Months
The missing girl told another child she met online that she had run away and was being held against her will at a man's house in Oregon.
'Must Undergo Inspection': Centre Flags Irregularities In Kerala Bar Licences
The affidavit was filed in connection with a petition seeking action against hotels allegedly benefiting from irregularities in the star-classification process.
'Americans Said No To War': Top Iran Negotiator On Trump's Midterm Setback
Democrats seized control of the US Congress, delivering a major setback to Donald Trump.
South Carolina Flips Script, Picks First Democratic Senator In 3 Decades
Annie Andrews defeated US Senator Darline Graham, who has been serving as interim senator since her brother, Lindsey Graham, died earlier this year.
With Harmonium, Minister Arjun Meghwal Sings "Modi Kahin Nahi Jaayenge"
The immediate provocation was Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's "Modi ka baap bhi jaayega (Even Modi's father will have to go)" comment at a party event.
46,000 Bookings, Customer Data Affected: Singapore Airlines On Amadeus Breach
The airline joins Cathay Pacific Airways, Japan Airlines, South Korea's Asiana Airlines and others that have reported that customer data was compromised in the Amadeus breach.
'Unfair To Target Punjab Farmers': Delhi Air Pollution Triggers AAP vs BJP
The AAP argued that Delhi's air pollution was a complex issue and could not be attributed solely to stubble burning in Punjab.
Minnesota Picks 1st Woman Governor In Race Shaped By Fraud scandal
Amy Klobuchar will replace outgoing Governor Tim Walz, the 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee, who ended his bid for a third term after the long-simmering fraud investigation exploded into a national story.
Inside 'Rs 100 Crore Stockal Scam': Apple, Nvidia Shares Swapped With Chinese Stocks Without Investors' Consent?
Stockal 'Scam': Investors say that their shares in Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla and Alphabet were sold, and proceeds were used to buy Chinese stocks.
California Gets First Latino Governor Since Late 19th Century
The victory by Xavier Becerra, a former state attorney general and Biden administration official, ensures California and the White House will remain adversaries for the final two years of President Donald Trump's second term.
Pia Dandiya Becomes 2nd Indian-American Woman Elected To US Congress
Pia Dandiya, a former high school principal bagged 51.9 per cent of the votes.
Telangana Anti-Poverty Mission Official Raided, Rs 4.75-Crore Assets Found
According to an ACB, preliminary searches were conducted at 10 locations, including the officer's residence, office, bank lockers, and premises linked to relatives, associates, and beneficiaries.
Held By Republicans For Over 2 Decades, Iowa Picks Democrat Governor
Democrat Rob Sand defeated Zach Lahn, a first-time candidate who surprised even members of his own party when he won the Republican primary.
When Will We Know Who Controls US Congress?
Control of the House depends on which party reaches 218 seats. Currently, 219 members caucus with Republicans, one more than the minimum needed for a majority when all seats are filled. There are two vacancies now.
Samrat Choudhary's 'There's Crime But No Apraadh In Bihar' Remark Draws Jibes
No one has been able to understand what Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary meant, Opposition leaders have said
South Carolina To Texas: The 5 Unexpected Republican Losses In US Midterms
The Republicans have suffered big, unexpected losses - especially in Texas, where Democrats broke a 32-year-old streak of Republican dominance.
Republican Byron Donalds Elected Florida's First Black Governor
Byron Donalds, a staunch Trump ally, will succeed outgoing Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, who used the office to fan presidential ambitions and steer the nation's third-most populous state further to the right.