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Singapore online learning platform Nas Academy raises $12m - Vimarsana News

Singapore online learning platform Nas Academy raises $12m

Pitango, BECO Capital, FTX, and HOF Capital participated in the round.

Linkedin Post Parody: Man roasts viral motivational posts by offering double salary | Companies News - Vimarsana News

Linkedin Post Parody: Man roasts viral motivational posts by offering double salary | Companies News

There is a lot of arguing between the two, paradoxically about someone wanting to pay more and someone not accepting it- a phenomenon exclusively seen on LinkedIn. 

Source: india.com
Man offering double salary to an employee roasts other viral motivational posts on LinkedIn. Seen yet? - Vimarsana News

Man offering double salary to an employee roasts other viral motivational posts on LinkedIn. Seen yet?

A man shared a conversation on LinkedIn to roast viral motivational posts, where he offered a double salary to an employee saying that she is highly underpaid and now the netizens are leaving their reaction on his post. Read full details.

53-year-old mother clears SSC exam after 37 years; check post - Vimarsana News

53-year-old mother clears SSC exam after 37 years; check post

A 53-year-old lady cleared class 10 exam after 37 years

Rise in policy rates is not anti-national activity, says former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan - Vimarsana News

Rise in policy rates is not anti-national activity, says former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan

Rise in policy rates is not anti-national activity, says former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan - RBI has maintained status quo on policy rates to support domestic growth. It hiked the inflation projection for this financial year to 5.7% from 4.5%.