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A North Alabama event hopes to create opportunity for more job seekers. The North Alabama Hiring Expo is a job fair for people with disabilities. Organizers hope to connect potential employees with top employers from the region.

Lee Corless, EVP, Head of Global Expansion, People & Culture for Rangam joins the BASE National Executive Committee (NEC) to ensure the voice of the emp...

TOKYO -- Sony will make all its products and services more user-friendly for people with disabilities and the elderly, as product development begins t

Feature: Chinas hearing-impaired baristas taste the good life-

GHMC will be providing Rs 3.86 crore worth of selected aids, appliances and artificial limbs to 3,619 specially-abled and senior citizens.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Central government to collaborate with stakeholders such as producers, broadcasters, and disability rights organisations, to create a report on how to make films accessible for individuals with visual or hearing impairment.

On Thursday, Shah Rukh Khan attended the Kolkata Knight Riders game against Royal Challenger Bangalore in Kolkata. While several photos of SRK from the stadium have surfaced online, one particular image has been making headlines. In one photo, Shah Rukh can be seen kissing a super fan—a person with disabilities—on his forehead during the match. The sweet gesture has left many

A majority of Americans support raising taxes on the nations highest earners to keep Medicare running as is.

Condazz Stone's sentencing was postponed after the victim's sister gave passionate testimony.