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New HBO and Max Shows and Movies in December 2023 - Vimarsana News

New HBO and Max Shows and Movies in December 2023

The new movies and TV shows on HBO and Max in December include comedy specials from Leo Reich and Gary Gulman and documentaries on Boston's racist past and the Y2K bug.

New On Max In December: 'Time Bomb Y2K, Murder In Boston' - Vimarsana News

New On Max In December: 'Time Bomb Y2K, Murder In Boston'

What's new on Max in December: 'Time Bomb Y2K, Murder In Boston: Roots, Rampage & Reckoning, Gary Gulman: Born on 3rd Base' and more.

CFA Society Sri Lanka hosts HR Forum on 'Navigating Through a Brain Drain Crisis' - Adaderana Biz English - Vimarsana News

CFA Society Sri Lanka hosts HR Forum on 'Navigating Through a Brain Drain Crisis' - Adaderana Biz English

An HR Forum organised by the CFA Society Sri Lanka (CFASSL) was held recently at the Oak Room, Cinnamon Grand, Colombo with a focus on ‘Navigating Through a Brain Drain Crisis’. The event was attended by HR leaders across a number of industries. The forum aimed to cultivate discourse among leading industry figures to address...

Brain Drain: Why Smarter Workers Are Fleeing Red States For Blue - Vimarsana News

Brain Drain: Why Smarter Workers Are Fleeing Red States For Blue

Many liberal and progressive pundits have been predicting a "brain drain" from red states — skillful, college-educated doctors, university professors and teachers leaving because of oppressive MAGA policies. OB-GYNs are worried about draconian anti-abortion laws; teachers and librarians are under at...

Opinion: What to do about Ukraine's brain drain - Vimarsana News

Opinion: What to do about Ukraine's brain drain

In 1916, amid the horror of World War I, the American economist John Bates Clark made an observation that remains all too relevant. “There are effects of war which are more tragic than the economic burden it will place on future generations,” Clark noted, “and there are some that are more morally revolting, but there are none which will last longer or do a greater total amount of harm.” According to estimates by the Kyiv School of Economics, the damage done just to Ukraine’s infrastructure as of September 2023 exceeds $150 billion (at replacement cost), or ...

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