Six male presenters at BBC take wage cuts amid gender pay row

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Six male presenters at BBC take wage cuts amid gender pay row BBC's China news editor Carrie Gracie quit last month in protest at the 'indefensible pay gap'.

Secrets to success and a promotion: How to impress colleagues with your PPT Smart tips to ensure people are fully responsive and not just gazing out the window.

Budget wishlist: DBS Bank India's Sheran Mehra wants secure government-approved crèches to help working women The top boss has three requests from FM to help women strike a work-life balance.

Working at a female-dominated office? Flexible timing may be an issue Chances of having access to flexible working arrangements in a female-dominated workplace could be less.

Run for good: Mumbai Marathon, with more than 44,000 participants, raises Rs 26 cr for charity The Tata Mumbai Marathon, which started 14 years ago, has now become an annual fitness movement of sorts.

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Indian-origin VC Asha Jadeja Motwani is putting her money on Pakistani start-ups The Silicon Valley-based investor is impressed with the value system and high ethical standards of young Pakistani entrepreneurs.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch wants Facebook to pay publishers Murdoch, in a letter, proposed a new licensing deal between media organisations and platform-owning tech companies.

Sundar Pichai has no regrets about firing employee who wrote anti-diversity memo: It was the right decision Damore, who was ousted for writing a 10-page anti-diversity memo last year, filed a class-action lawsuit against Google this month.

Shocking report says sexual harassment and assault rife at United Nations The UN employees said there is a culture of silence across the organisation and a flawed grievance system.

AI vs humans: People should be retrained and re-skilled, say experts The countries need to create ecosystems to encourage and support start-ups.

Master class: Sajjan Jindal learnt business skills by attending AGMs of Tata Steel, Reliance Industries From the AGMs, Jindal says, he gained insight into how business leaders tackled stressful situations.

Randstad India CEO Paul Dupuis learnt leadership skills from ice hockey The top boss said ice hockey makes you experience taking risks, falling down and picking yourself up in 60 minutes.

What's not working for millennial job-seekers? Longer hours, meagre salaries  About 60 per cent people leave their first job for professional growth and work opportunities. Mukesh Ambani's 'You are the entrepreneur, I am the investor' inspiration behind Shubham Housing Finance Sanjay Chaturvedi and Ajay Oak say they owe their foray into business to Ambani.

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