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The corners of the market where investors are riding out turbulence in chip stocks

Transportation stocks, options bets and profitable companies are among the popular alternatives.

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‘Bhed Chaal’ vs reality: Unemployed IIT graduate at crossroads; asks Internet what is better — PhD or low-paying job?

The BTech holder said he's facing a tight deadline to choose between a low-paying startup internship or pivoting to a PhD in Quantum Computing.

2 min read8 Jun 2026
Opinion

Wages in India: it's not skills but work locations that determine pay levels in the country

Recent data from the World Bank shows that variations in pay across the country depend more on factors other than qualifications or skills. For India to meet its development objectives, India must tackle skewed job prospects.

4 min read8 Jun 2026
Opinion

Social media buzz fails to become political force

The Cockroach Janata Party, with 20 million online followers, failed to make any real impact in its maiden show of strength. The ‘armchair’ revolutionary friends dreaming of a French Revolution encore inspired by social media rhetoric must be disappointed.

3 min read8 Jun 2026
AI

This isn't the first time skillsets need rework, says PageGroup CEO on AI shifts

Demand for AI skills may be surging, but employers are moving more carefully than ever. In an interview, PageGroup CEO Nicholas Kirk, says hiring mandates are taking longer to close, executives are increasingly risk-averse, and India continues to deliver robust growth.

4 min read5 Jun 2026
News

‘Tell me about yourself’: I asked ChatGPT to prepare me for a big job interview; AI gives me key questions and answers

I asked ChatGPT to prepare me for a big job interview. AI gave me key questions and answers. It also gave me a list of things to ask the recruiter.

3 min read4 Jun 2026
News

No sick leaves, 10% pay cut per personal day: Viral HR call leaves Internet stunned — ‘How is this even allowed?’

During a shocking 10-minute call, the company said it had a “flexible” policy that did not allow any sick or personal leave

2 min read2 Jun 2026
Opinion

Social churn: Nobody in America seems to know who can be identified as 'working class' anymore

With income lines having blurred while AI transforms office jobs in the US, the definition of this class has turned fluid. Defining this group is a help, though, given the resonance it holds in politics and how often policies are framed in favour of this class.

3 min read2 Jun 2026
Companies

Reliance made 90k fewer hires in FY26 in a reflection of business needs

Reliance Industries' hiring in FY26 is likely to have been 90,000 lower, signalling a broader shift at large companies towards AI-led productivity, upskilling and leaner teams. While the overall headcount continues to grow, recruiters expect hiring across corporate India to become more selective.

5 min read1 Jun 2026
Opinion

Manu Joseph: Pope Leo’s warnings about AI have hit the nail on the head about one thing

Pope Leo’s recent encyclical on artificial intelligence (AI) covers abstract matters of faith and religion, as one might expect. But it’s more interesting in what it seems to reflect— palpable power shifts in the modern world.

5 min read31 May 2026