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Will The Bossman give his minion a raise?

Worrying isn't the same as dwelling on the past. Instead it's an opportunity to look ahead and make the best out of your situation.

Bit Makers Limited, an IT- based company in Bangladesh, launched their new service FirstJob-bd.com, an online job portal dedicated to fresh graduates and entry-level jobs.

The Office of the Career Guidance and Placement of Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) organised the day-long Alumni Job Fair on May 23.

The term “networking” is probably one of the most clichéd and misused terms in 21st century corporate culture. Find out what how to make the most out of it.

Stanford economist and RetinkX founder Tony Seba predicts that the global oil business will end by 2030, forecasting that the electrification of transportation would turn fossil-fueled obsolete, Indian Express reports.

A Google artificial intelligence program defeated a Chinese grand master at the ancient board game Go on Tuesday, a major feather in the cap for the firm's AI ambitions as it looks to woo Beijing to gain re-entry into the country.

South Korea has the world's fastest average internet connection speed at 29.0 Mbps. Interestingly the USA which invented internet didn't make the top 10 ranking.

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Banglalink recently has brought a multifunctional app named 'Roadviserrr' to provide traffic updates to the people

Samsung Electronics announced some new consumer electronics offer for this Eid-Ul-Fitr. In this offer, with purchase of Samsung

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The world's largest private equity fund, backed by Japan's Softbank Group and Saudi Arabia's main sovereign wealth fund, said on Saturday it had raised over $93 billion to invest in technology sectors such as artificial intelligence and robotics.

The co-founder of Twitter apologises for the social media platform’s role in Donald Trump’s rise to the White House.

For Kris Hagerman, chief executive of UK-based cyber security firm Sophos Group Plc (SOPH.L), the past week could have been bad. The WannaCry "ransomware" attack hobbled some of its hospital customers in Britain's National Health Service, forcing them to turn away ambulances and cancel surgeries.

Minions have been tagging The Bossman on Facebook and sending email links all day. All that to get his attention and approval.

Bill Gates took to Twitter this week to give new grads a refreshing and sincere guide to their future careers.

Dhaka Mavericks' Rotary Club partnered with the Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) to train nurses and Rotarians as cancer counsellors