10 Career Tips For 20-Something-Year-Olds
1. There is no clearly defined pathway. Sometimes your career will go sideways. You’ll work in industries that have no direct correlation to each other, and learn immensely from each of them (with jobs in interior design and international trade in the same year.)

Bringing IT jobs back to the U.S.
For more than a decade, there has been a disturbing trend of utilizing low-cost workers in other countries to perform the tasks that were traditionally done by U.S.  IT workers

Mamata's red rage for change and progress faces scepticism
When US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton praised Mamata Banerjee publicly, while returning home from India recently, she was underlining the Trinamool Congress chief’s momentous achievement of ending the 34-year-long uninterrupted Left rule. A year on, for Bengal as much as for Clinton, the Paribartan at Writers’ Building, the seat of power, stands as Banerjee’s most important achievement.

Ajit Singh urges Air India pilots' to return to work
Lucknow, May 19 (ANI): Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on Saturday once again appealed to the striking pilots to return to work.

“Give importance to selection of college also”
‘Core companies' visit creditable institutions says career analyst

AI pilots' strike enters 13th day, passengers worst hit
Mumbai/New Delhi/Lucknow, May 20 (ANI): As the strike by Air India pilots entered its thirteenth day on Sunday, passengers of the national carrier were left stranded at the airports due to cancellation of flights.

Air India pilots' strike enters 13th day, passengers worst hit
Mumbai/New Delhi/Lucknow, May 20 : As the strike by Air India pilots entered its thirteenth day on Sunday, passengers of the national carrier were left stranded at the airports due to cancellation of flights.

Business Schools: Looking Local for a Global Reach
Prospective business school students from Brazil, Russia, India and China are increasingly exploring possibilities at home.

Women putting career before motherhood
Mumbai, May 10 : Majority of young working women in urban India are putting off plans to start a family as they put career and professional ambitions ahead of motherhood, according to a just released survey by apex industry body ASSOCHAM ahead of International Mother's Day on Sunday, May 13.

TechNet Applauds Bipartisan Coons-Alexander High-Skilled Immigration Legislation
WASHINGTON, May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- TechNet, the bipartisan policy and political network of technology CEOs that promotes the growth of the innovation economy, today hailed the U.S. Senate introduction of the SMART (Sustaining Our Most Advanced Researchers and Technology) Jobs Act, offered by Senators Chris Coons (D-Delaware) and Lamar Alexander (R-Tennessee) that would make it ...