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Jordan’s Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation has signed three grant agreements worth €35 million with the German Development Bank
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US President Donald Trump seeks an overhaul of the American immigration policy to push his ‘America First’ agenda on the employment front.
Pasig City will soon open its second round of applications for the Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES), offering 800 short-term
In a third round of layoffs at Microsoft this year, at least a 1000 jobs are expected to be cut,
Standard Chartered has been trying to cut costs and save millions of dollars. As part of this endeavour, the bank
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