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'I Got to Break Free': Laid-Off Tech Workers Search For New Purpose Outside Silicon Valley - Vimarsana News

'I Got to Break Free': Laid-Off Tech Workers Search For New Purpose Outside Silicon Valley

Free of the tech industry's "golden handcuffs," laid-off workers are finding more meaningful work at fashion startups, wineries, and neighborhood retail shops. “I'm not above anything or below anything,” one laid-off tech manager said.

Source: vice.com
What Makes a Pakistani Brand Iconic? - Most Read - Vimarsana News

What Makes a Pakistani Brand Iconic? - Most Read

Pakistani brands need to work harder and smarter if they are to achieve real icon stature.

Source: dawn.com
Group wants ODM party's NDC stopped - Vimarsana News

Group wants ODM party's NDC stopped

They want the party to be compelled to reopen its nomination process for the presidential flag bearer within the next 21 days.

Group wants ODM party's NDC stopped - Vimarsana News

Group wants ODM party's NDC stopped

They want the party to be compelled to reopen its nomination process for the presidential flag bearer within the next 21 days.

Should the U.S. Enforce Stricter Libel Laws? - Vimarsana News

Should the U.S. Enforce Stricter Libel Laws?

In 2003, American academic Rachel Ehrenfeld published Funding Evil, a book about terrorism financing. In it, she stated that Saudi businessman Khalid Salim bin Mahfouz and his family provide financial support to Islamic terrorist groups. Bin Mahfouz then brought a defamation lawsuit in the United Kingdom, even though Ehrenfeld did not live in the UK, had never lived in the UK, and the book had not even been published in the UK.   The case brought to light has been coined as “libel tourism,” in which wealthy figures file defamation lawsuits in countries unfriendly to libel, like the UK, ...