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Social Responsibility

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Corporate India’s Evolving Views on Employing Persons with Disabilities

Corporate India is progressively adopting inclusivity, with numerous companies showing optimism about employing individuals with disabilities (PwDs). Although hurdles persist, an increasing number of enterprises are acknowledging the benefits of fostering varied work environments and are actively pursuing measures to enhance accessibility and inclusivity in their recruitment strategies.This change aligns with a wider international effort for fair employment practices, alongside increasing recognition of the advantages diverse teams offer in the workplace. In India, where millions live with disabilities, this evolving perspective is promoting a more inclusive community and creating new chances for individuals to play a significant role in the…
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U.S. Allies Question Transatlantic Dependence Post White House Dispute

A tense exchange between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House has caused ripples among allied countries, prompting several to reconsider their established views on U.S. foreign policy. This event, broadcast live in an unusual occurrence, has underscored increasing divisions within the transatlantic alliance and raised worries about the future of international security collaboration.A heated confrontation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House has sent shockwaves across allied nations, forcing many to rethink their long-held assumptions about U.S. foreign policy. The incident, which unfolded in a rare…
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Global Security Cooperation in Jeopardy After Unexpected White House Clash

A tense exchange between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House has caused ripples among allied countries, prompting several to reconsider their established views on U.S. foreign policy. This event, broadcast live in an unusual occurrence, has underscored increasing divisions within the transatlantic alliance and raised worries about the future of international security collaboration.A heated confrontation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House has sent shockwaves across allied nations, forcing many to rethink their long-held assumptions about U.S. foreign policy. The incident, which unfolded in a rare…
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Corporate Social Reputation in Modern Business

In a world that is becoming more connected and transparent, the social reputation of companies has become an essential resource for both businesses and society. It transcends mere image concerns and represents a genuine dedication to the welfare of employees, customers, and the community. The obligation of maintaining a corporate social reputation affects public perception and business viability, as well as the social and economic growth of the community.Understanding Corporate Social ReputationWhat is Corporate Social Reputation?Advantages for Companies and CommunitiesReliability and Consumer CommitmentTrust and Customer LoyaltyA company with a strong social reputation generates trust among consumers, leading to loyalty and…
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How food is shaping brand narratives and increasing allure

For numerous businesses, cuisine signifies more than just nourishment — it serves as a distinctive channel for innovation and interaction. By introducing surprising product expansions and incorporating food-centered activities into their advertising techniques, companies worldwide are utilizing gastronomic concepts to leave a significant impact. Be it Volkswagen’s renowned sausages or Mukesh Ambani’s mango plantations, food has shown to be an influential instrument in defining brand character and fostering customer allegiance.An innovative heritage: The unexpected beginnings of PeugeotA legacy of innovation: Peugeot’s surprising originsFew people realize that Peugeot, now synonymous with automobiles, originally built its reputation on culinary tools. In 1874,…
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Notre Dame is from Indiana and advances to the Sugar Bowl against Georgia

Notre Dame is from Indiana and advances to the Sugar Bowl against Georgia

No. 7-ranked Notre Dame earned a decisive 27-17 victory over No. 10 Indiana in the opening game of the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff on Friday night in South Bend, Indiana. The Fighting Irish now turn their attention to their highly anticipated matchup against top-seeded Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1. This win marked a significant moment for Notre Dame, as they demonstrated their defensive supremacy and postseason readiness in front of their home crowd. . The game started with a bang as Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love stunned fans with a breathtaking 98-yard touchdown run. This first play…
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European markets slide in the last full trading session of the year

European markets slide in the last full trading session of the year

European stock markets traded lower on Monday in the last full trading session of 2024, as investors braced for a quiet end to the year. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 0.5% in early afternoon trading in London, with most sectors posting losses. Technology, industrial and media stocks led the declines, while oil and gas stocks managed to post gains. Trading volumes remained light as markets across the region prepared to close early or remain closed until January 2 for the New Year holiday. Despite Monday's modest performance, European stocks are on track to end the year with moderate gains.…
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America's oldest racetrack closes as horse racing sees a modern resurgence

America's oldest racetrack closes as horse racing sees a modern resurgence

After more than 170 years of operation, Freehold Raceway, America's oldest racetrack, has held its last race. The New Jersey track, owned by Penn Entertainment, officially closed its doors on the last weekend of 2024, ending an era marked by declining attendance, shrinking revenues and failed attempts to obtain a license for the casino. “Unfortunately, track operations cannot continue under current conditions, and we see no plausible way forward,” Howard Bruno, the track's general manager, said in a statement announcing the closure. While Freehold's closure reflects the challenges facing horse racing in the United States, industry insiders remain optimistic about…
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Ukraine blocks the transit of Russian gas to Europe, ending decades of energy dominance

Ukraine blocks the transit of Russian gas to Europe, ending decades of energy dominance

On New Year's Day, Ukraine officially cut off the flow of Russian natural gas to several European countries, marking the end of Moscow's long-standing dominance of European energy markets. The move, which had been widely anticipated, comes as the five-year transit agreement between Russia and Ukraine expired without renewal amid the ongoing war between the two nations. At around 8am local time on Wednesday, Russian state energy giant Gazprom confirmed that gas exports to Europe via Ukrainian pipelines had stopped. This development, which follows more than three decades of transit of Russian gas through Ukraine, highlights changing energy dynamics in…
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Border detentions in December remain stable, reaching the lowest levels since 2020

Border detentions in December remain stable, reaching the lowest levels since 2020

Border detentions for unauthorized crossings from Mexico into the United States in December showed little change from the previous month, maintaining the lowest levels since July 2020. A senior U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed Monday that December detentions are expected to finish near November's total of 46,612. The official added that preliminary data suggests around 44,000 arrests earlier this month. December marks the sixth consecutive month that detentions at the southern border were lower than the monthly averages seen in 2019, signaling a continued decline in unauthorized crossings. The official also noted…
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