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The US conducted 72 reconnaissance flights over the South China Sea in May, a Beijing-based think tank says.

It would be an understatement to say that the Covid-19 pandemic changed the job market and how companies operate. The changes were sudden, drastic, and shook the foundations of the traditional way most people looked at work. Suddenly, a large portion of the developed world found themselves working from home, maybe even for the first time in their lives. It’s exciting. It’s efficient. And it’s here to stay. At least, according to Chris Herd, the founder and CEO of FirstbaseHQ.In a viral Twitter thread, Herd collated what he learned about the future of remote work and working from home fr...

It would be an understatement to say that the Covid-19 pandemic changed the job market and how companies operate. The changes were sudden, drastic, and shook the foundations of the traditional way most people looked at work. Suddenly, a large portion of the developed world found themselves working from home, maybe even for the first time in their lives. It’s exciting. It’s efficient. And it’s here to stay. At least, according to Chris Herd, the founder and CEO of FirstbaseHQ.In a viral Twitter thread, Herd collated what he learned about the future of remote work and working from home fr...

Jason Robertson/US Air Force US drills with Australia and Japan in the Pacific will include air-combat exercises designed to improve their ability to use smaller airfields in case major bases are attacked. US commanders believe there is a growing threat to its military facilities from China's and Russia's missiles and bombers. The United States is conducting a joint exercise with Australia and Japan on Guam as it seeks to counter its increasing vulnerability to attack from Russia or China. The joint exercise at the Andersen Air Force Base, known as Cope North 202...

The difference between a good boss and a bad one is the same as with any other colleague—the best of the best go the extra mile to ensure that their employees are supported and in the best possible position to showcase their talents and skills. Canadian Aaron Genest, who is the president of SaskTech and works at Siemens Digital Industries, told one of her employees “no” when she asked if he could move her to 80 percent time. But before you rush ahead and judge, keep in mind that it’s a story with a twist. Kick back with a mug of tea, read through Genest’s tweets, and then let us kno...