SALARY SECRETS
Do your best friends know your salary? Why it's better to keep it a secret, explain Reddit users
A recent Reddit post sparked a discussion about whether people share their actual salary with their best friends, especially those with several years of work experience. Responses varied widely—some users only disclose their earnings to close family or trusted friends like their Chartered Accountant, while others openly discuss salaries to support and motivate each other. Many highlighted that trust plays a key role, and some expressed discomfort when friends try to guess their income. T
New study uncovers the world’s most and least satisfying jobs, and the results will shock you: Is it not about money or status?
Researchers in Estonia uncovered which jobs make people happiest by studying 263 occupations and surveying tens of thousands. Clergy, medical professionals, and writers top the satisfaction charts, while sales workers, waiters, and security guards trail behind. The study shows job satisfaction isn’t tied to salary or prestige but to a sense of achievement, independence, and meaningful contribution—making self-employment an especially fulfilling option for many.
The best player in the WNBA now has her own shoe. It took a long time.
A'ja Wilson, a dominant force in the WNBA, has finally received her signature shoe from Nike, a milestone delayed despite her numerous achievements and the league's growing popularity. This makes her the first Black WNBA player since 2011 to have this honor.
Lawyers probe 'dire' conditions for Meta content moderators in Ghana
Lawyers are probing "dire"in what could turn into the latest dispute over the social media giant's labour practices in Africa. The probe follows multiple labour-related lawsuits launched in recent years over conditions at the Facebook and Instagram parent company's now-shuttered content moderating hub in Nairobi, Kenya.
Can you believe this? North Korean hackers pose as U.S developers in Fortune 500 firms, funnel millions to Kim Jong Un's nuclear weapons programs
North Korean hackers have secretly infiltrated U.S. tech companies, posing as American software engineers to fund Kim Jong Un’s nuclear weapons program. Using fake résumés, stolen identities, and remote tools, these IT workers have landed real jobs at Fortune 500 firms, funneling millions back to North Korea. AI tools and stealthy tactics make detection harder, even fooling recruiters and HR teams. This shocking operation is fueling threats far beyond cyberspace—it's funding weapons of mass destruction.
What is the 'Qatargate' scandal roiling Israel?
Israel is engulfed by allegations linking aides of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Qatar, amid claims of promoting Qatar's image in Israel. The investigation has led to the arrest of two aides and intensified scrutiny on Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing.
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Are you truly middle-class in America? Here’s what you need to earn in different US states to stay in the middle
Earning a six-figure salary no longer guarantees financial comfort as middle-class thresholds have significantly risen across U.S. states, especially in Massachusetts. With soaring living costs, even traditionally high incomes may struggle to keep up. Depending on location, being middle class now means meeting higher income ranges, highlighting the shifting economic landscape and increased financial strain.
Hamas remains potent threat to Israel despite muted response to strikes
Israel's recent airstrikes have severely impacted Hamas, with the death of top leaders and a significant reduction in their rocket arsenal. However, Hamas has shown resilience, switching to guerrilla tactics, using human messengers, and continuing to govern Gaza despite heavy losses and ongoing conflict.
Man skips work for six years, gets caught right before winning an award
A Spanish man named Joaquín García managed to skip work for six years while still collecting his salary unnoticed. Employed at a water treatment plant, García’s absence was undiscovered due to bureaucratic confusion. His cover was blown when he was nominated for an award, resulting in him being fined $30,000.
Europe's military personnel shortfalls exposed as Trump warns US security priorities lie elsewhere
NATO's defense preparations have been revamped post-Russia's aggression in Ukraine, emphasizing the urgent need for Europe to bolster its military capabilities. European nations struggle with troop shortages and must consider conscription or enhanced coordination to meet potential Russian threats by 2030.
Corrupt HR manager made whopping Rs 20 crore by firing workers but keeping them on payroll
A tech firm in Shanghai was embroiled in a financial scandal involving 22 fictitious employees. An HR manager secretly kept these 'employees' on the payroll for eight years, embezzling around Rs 20 crore. The fraud was exposed in 2022, leading to his conviction and a sentence of over 10 years in prison.
Invincible Season 3: Episode 7 release date, time, episode count, upcoming schedule and what to expect
Invincible Season 3 Episode 7 will be released on Prime Video on March 6, 2025. The season consists of eight episodes, with a weekly release schedule. Jonathan Banks joins the cast. Mark gets a new blue suit.
US President salary: From $400,000 per year pay to the White House, here's what Donald Trump will earn and enjoy as perks
Donald Trump Salary: The US President receives a $400,000 annual salary. The President's compensation includes allowances for expenses, travel and entertainment. The total package is around $569,000. The President also receives benefits like housing, transportation, security and healthcare. Former presidents receive a pension, healthcare, office space and travel coverage.
Is Robert Downey Jr.'s $100 million Doctor Doom role fueling unrest in Hollywood?
Due to his hefty income and the pay discrepancy brought to light by industry professionals, Robert Downey Jr.'s appointment as Doctor Doom in the MCU has prompted anger. This has resulted in conflicting responses from fans and criticism regarding industry wage inequalities.
Here is the highest salary package a software engineer can get in India
Then there are inhouse IT-support companies that recruit people to develop, manage and support their own IT systems.
This is how much a software engineer can earn in India
A software architect named Praveen Annu claimed that it was unlikely that anyone who gets their hands dirty with code in India will earn more than Rs 30-35 lakhs per annum.
Secret intel papers show how ISI funds Hurriyat
The Times Now story said the ISI also uses the Hurriyat to fund separatists and terror acts in troubled Kashmir.
Secret Service cost for President Donald Trump's family mounts
Documents for Eric Trump's trip to Dublin show that $4,029.85 was spent on limousines for his visit and $11,261 to cover the hotel costs of the Secret Service agents.
Cash talk! 5 TED Talks that you need to hear to alter the way you think about money
Money matters can be complicated. Fortunately, these talks from top bosses will teach you the basics.
The highest salary package a software engineer can get in India
That's a lot of money.
TCS CEO N Chandrasekaran's pay rises 20% in FY16 to Rs 25.6 crore, 459 times company's median remuneration
Chandrasekaran's compensation rose 20% in FY16, the co’s report showed. The median salary increase for TCS’ 353,843 employees was 9.2% in the same year.
IITs not to reveal salary figures from this placement season
The IITs have decided not to reveal any pay package figures from this placement season following complaints of peer and parental pressure on students.
Pakistan counter-terror funds used for gifts: Report
Hardly a single penny of the secret fund allocated to NCMC was used for curbing terrorism as a glance through documents indicates its massive abuse, the report said.
Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar enjoys 'poorest CM' tag
For Tripura CM Manik Sarkar, the tag of being the "poorest CM in India" comes not a bit embarrassing, but rather he is appreciative of it.
'Fidel Castro recruited ex-Nazis to train troops during Cold War'
Fidel Castro recruited former Nazis to train Cuban troops at the height of the Cold War, according to newly released German secret service files.
Corporate business secrets getting leaked on social media websites
Corporate espionage has been made easy by social networking websites as a well-devised strategy can result in the leak of valuable business secrets.
PM assures Lok Sabha on issue of payment of salaries to Air India employees
The government has constituted a GoM to look into the steps to be taken for financial restructuring of the ailing airline and bring it back to normal.
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