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Sort Center - Morning Shift

Amazon - Hopkinton, NH - Schedule: Part-Time Regular, Part-Time Seasonal Salary Earn $15.00/hr or more Amazon remains open as an essential service to serve our communities delivering critical supplies directly to the doorsteps of people who need them. Location Manchester, New Hampshire Job opportunities vary by location. We update postings daily with open positions. Start as soon as 7 days. No resume or previous work experience required. Job Description Join Amazon and become part of the dedicated team that gets customer orders ready. Amazons delivery stations are the final stop before an order heads out for delivery to the customers door. In this active job you sort packages into delivery routes. To ensure we meet customer-promised delivery times during the day, youll work overnight or sunrise shifts. As a Sortation Associate , youll stay active during your work day in this fast-paced environment. Some of your duties may include: Use smartphone, manage apps, and scan bar codes getting...

Seasonal Part-Time Amazon Warehouse Operator With $1000 Sign-on Bonus

Amazon - Salem, NJ - Seasonal Full-time Warehouse Team Member Shifts: Overnight, Early Morning, Day, Evening, Weekend Location: West Deptford , NJ 1250 Forest Parkway West Deptford, NJ 8066 Job opportunities vary by location. We update postings daily with open positions. Hourly pay rate: Enter the pay rate in one of the following formats: Earn $15/hr or more, plus benefits and a $1,000 sign-on bonus. Seasonal full-time jobs with benefits. Training is provided, no experience necessary. Join our fulfillment center team that gets orders ready for people relying on Amazon deliveries. Choose from a variety of full-time shifts and get benefits like a 401(k) savings plan, paid time off, and more. This is a seasonal job with a maximum assignment length of six months. Plus, were currently offering a $1,000 sign-on bonus. Health and safety are always a top priority for us. We continue to consult with medical and health experts, and take all recommended precautions in our buildings and stores to ...

Part-Time Amazon Package Sorter with Sign-on Bonus

Amazon - Grand Rapids, MI - Part-time Warehouse Team Member Shifts: Overnight, Early Morning, Day, Evening, Weekend Location: GRR1 Amazon in Caledonia, MI 4500 68th Street SE Caledonia, MI 49316 Hourly pay rate: Earn $15/hr or more, and a $250 sign on bonus. Bonus applicable on start dates between 09/06/2020 - 10/3/2020. Part-time jobs with benefits available now. Training is provided, no experience necessary. Join our fulfillment center team that gets orders ready for people relying on Amazon deliveries. Choose from a variety of part-time shifts and start getting health care benefits, a 401(k) savings plan, pre-paid tuition assistance, paid time off, and more. Plus, were currently offering a $250 sign-on bonus. Health and safety are always a top priority for us. We continue to consult with medical and health experts, and take all recommended precautions in our buildings and stores to keep everyone healthy. Find out what Amazon is doing to provide a safe environment for employees at th...

Amazon Workforce Staffing: Seasonal Seasonal Warehouse Operator

Amazon - Lyon Station, PA - Shifts: Overnight, Early Morning, Day, Evening, WeekendLocation:Reading, PAJob opportunities vary by location. We update postings daily with open positions.Hourly pay rate:Earn $15/hr or moreImmediate openings available now. Start as soon as 7 days. No resume or previous work experience required. Become part of the dedicated team that gets orders ready for people relying on Amazons service. From flexible part-time roles to full-time set schedules with health care benefits, Amazon has a variety of jobs. Find the right Amazon opportunity for you today.Amazon remains open as an essential business to serve our communities delivering critical supplies directly to the doorsteps of people who need them. Find out what Amazon is doing to provide a safe environment for employees at this time on our COVID-19 FAQ page.Candidates must be 18 years or older with the ability to read and speak English for safety purposes.Reasons youll love working here:Health and safety are ...

We Train New Truck Drivers – Refrigerated, Safest in Trucking

C.R. England - Merrifield, VA - Immediate Opportunities! Refrigerated Trucking is one of the safest bets in the trucking industry as it relates to jobs. The country will always need food, medicine, and supplies. There will always be a need for truck drivers. At C.R. England, we hire new and experienced CDL-A truck drivers. C.R. England is seeking drivers with a safe and clean record that can handle 18 wheels, 40 tons, and 400 horsepower. If that sounds anything like you—Apply Now. You Get ALL the Benefits • Weekly Pay & Consistent Home Time • Health Benefits & 401k Participation • Paid Vacation & Bonus Incentives • Unlimited Cash Referral Program Better Pay, Home Time, and Miles — Apply Now.... - Permanent - Full-time source http://jobviewtrack.com/en-in/job-1f1d41795f110c050730520a1e041c1467740609001d0a6f4f445b011d1d252052160b0a6c231749020d1b00287f4f4c440a6e5c15461854/f2a793dd5d39fe02567a7f6145b7496a.html?affid=f584d43114bf1954a48e3ec6be21b6ec

Leeds, Prosus lead $113 mn round in Eruditus | Economic Times

BENGALURU: Edtech startup Eruditus has raised $113 million in funding led by Leeds Illuminate and South African internet giant Prosus Ventures (formerly Naspers Ventures) with participation from Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's philanthropic organisation, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Existing investors Sequoia India and Ved Capital also participated in the fundraising.ET first wrote about this funding round on August 29. People familiar with the deal told ET that about $20 million of the investment is a secondary cash out, while $93 million has been infused in the company.With the latest investment, the company’s valuation has jumped to over $800 million, sources said, making the executive education firm among the most valued edtech startups in the country.Eruditus partners with top-tier universities across the US, Europe, Latin America, India and China to bring professional education to a global audience.“Covid-19 is dramatically accelerating change...

China’s exports surging despite tariffs, corona | Economic Times

By Keith BradsherZHONGSHAN: This was supposed to be the year that China’s export machine began to stall. President Donald Trump had imposed broad tariffs on Chinese goods. Countries like Japan and France pushed companies to shift production from China. The pandemic had crippled China’s factories by the end of January.Instead, China Inc. has come roaring back.After reopening in late February and early March, China’s factories began an export blitz that is still gaining steam. Exports soared in July to their second-highest level ever, nearly matching the record-setting Christmas rush last December. The country has grabbed a much larger share of global markets this summer from other manufacturing nations, entrenching a dominance in trade that could last long after the world begins to recover from the pandemic.China is showing its export machine cannot be stopped — not by the coronavirus and not by the Trump administration. Its resilience lies not only in the country’s low-cost, skilled la...

Indus-Infratel to go ahead with merger; Voda-Idea to sell 11.15% Indus stake for Rs 4,000 crore | Economic Times

Kolkata: Vodafone Idea Ltd (VIL) has decided to cash out by selling its 11.15 per cent stake in Indus Towers for roughly Rs 4,000 crore even as Bharti Infratel decided to go ahead with the closure of its mega towers merger with Indus.Bharti Infratel said the likely ownership structure of the merged towers entity is based on “cash consideration chosen by VIL for its 11.15 per cent shareholding in Indus -- based on an agreed formula – and on today’s calculation, the cash consideration comes to approximately Rs 4,000 crore”.“The board of directors in its meeting on August 31 took note of the status of scheme of arrangement between Indus Towers and Bharti Infratel and related agreements…after deliberations, the board has decided to authorise the chairman to proceed with the scheme and to comply with other procedural requirements for completion of the merger, including approaching the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to make the scheme effective subject to certain procedural condition p...

How RIL discretly blocked rival Amazon out in Future retail biz | Economic Times

New Delhi/Mumbai: By proposing to acquire the retail assets of Future Group (and not Future companies), the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries (RIL) has ensured that rival Amazon does not become its shareholder. Amazon is a significant shareholder (49%) in a Future Group company, which owns about 10% stake in Future Retail, the largest outfit within the group in terms of turnover and which operates more than 1,000 stores under Big Bazaar, Fbb, Foodhall and Easyday Club brands. According to the contours of the deal between Future Group and RIL, the former will merge 19 retail and its related back-end infrastructure companies, including Future Retail, into Future Enterprises. This company will then transfer the retail and supply chain businesses to two separate arms of RIL. Had the deal involved the merger of Future Enterprises (excluding non-retail assets) with the arms of RIL, then Amazon would have got a stake in the two outfits. But with the proposed deal structure where RIL acqui...

Supreme Court verdict on AGR dues timeline likely today | Economic Times

MUMBAI: The Supreme Court is expected to pronounce a crucial verdict today (Tuesday) on the payment timelines of the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues of over Rs 1.6 lakh crore, a ruling which could decide the fate of Vodafone Idea. The government has sought a 20-year time frame for telcos to pay back their balance AGR dues, while the two most affected telcos- Vodafone Idea (over Rs 50,400 crore balance dues) and Bharti Airtel (nearly Rs 26,000 crore balance) have sought 15 years. Vodafone Idea has warned it would be forced to shut shop if made to pay its dues at one go.As per the cause list, a three-judge bench led by Justice Arun Mishra, and comprising Justices S Abdul Nazeer and MR Shah will also take a call on two other issues - on whether spectrum – or the right to use it – can be transferred under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, and whether past AGR dues of bankrupt telcos such as Reliance Communications (nearly Rs 26,000 crore), Aircel (nearly Rs 14,000 crore) and Videocon (...

India’s neighbours go slow on Chinese support | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: India’s immediate and extended neighbours—Bangladesh, Thailand and Malaysia—have decided to go slow on seeking China’s support for their ships in both civilian and defence sectors. The Covid-19 pandemic has slowed down the pace of China’s shipbuilding industry over the last few months and Beijing’s partners in South and Southeast Asia have decided to limit cooperation due to budget constraints, ET has reliably gathered.This could impact China’s long-term strategic ambitions in the Bay of Bengal where India has been the traditional net security provider. However, over the last decade, China has been making attempts to challenge India’s position through investments in ports, supply of naval vessels and shipbuilding in parts of South and SE Asia.Orders at China’s shipyards fell 5.6% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2020, according to the country’s ministry of industry and information technology.Post-Covid, many client countries where Chinese shipyards have ongoing business ...

Govt debate: Can social media censor content? | Economic Times

New Delhi: Officials have begun preliminary discussions on whether India should have its own guidelines on content moderation by internet and social media companies, top officials told ET. The deliberations, especially with regard to moderation of hate speech, have been sparked by the government’s concerns over the arbitrary methods employed by social media platforms despite them enjoying the benefit of safe harbour as intermediaries, said the officials.Currently, social media platforms — including Facebook and Twitter — employ their own guidelines to moderate content in India, and follow the global standards set out by their parent companies.“Who has given them the power to decide what is hate speech or not? This can’t be arbitrary. One the one hand, they enjoy safe harbour, and on the other hand, they censor (content),” an official told ET.‘Lack of Transparency’India provides immunity, or safe harbour, to intermediaries under Section 79(2) of the I-T Act on the condition that the pla...

Ladakh: Civilian traffic, phone network suspended | Economic Times

Srinagar: The Srinagar-Leh highway was closed for civilian movement on Monday following fresh tensions between India and China in eastern Ladakh. Civilian traffic resumed later in the evening to facilitate those stranded in Sonamarg, Ganderbal and Srinagar to reach their destination. Officials in Srinagar said that an Army convoy comprising around 300 vehicles were on the highway from Sonamarg, a hill station in Kashmir on the highway connecting Kashmir with Kargil. Mobile network has been suspended in the eastern Ladakh since Sunday afternoon, when heavy movement of troops was first reported from Leh towards Chushul and Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley, the major hotspots in the region. “The situation is not normal on the border. We are hearing that clashes have been going on around Black Top mountain in Gurung Hali of Chushul area for some days now. We are hearing that our troops have been injured,” said a resident of Durbuk in eastern Ladakh. The area where fresh tensions was reported ...

Pranab Mukherjee: The parallel protagonist | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Pranab Mukherjee was a custom-made multipurpose political vehicle. Most hard-boiled politicians in Congress were in awe of Mukherjee, groomed by Indira Gandhi from 1971 till her death, who became a rare strategic device of Congress in the 1990s till he became President in 2012. His skills elicited respect from leaders of the ruling BJP and parties across the political aisle but kept 10 Janpath in perpetual unease.The varied talents of Mukherjee, 84, who passed away on Monday, were well demonstrated during his career spanning over six decades. He was a cerebral politician with an astute institutional understanding and a grip on working the government, key ministries, Parliament, Constitution and the political system.His clinical grasp of the intricate functioning of Congress, active participation in its never-ending clashes of ideas and personalities and conspiracies, helped him emerge as a natural coalition manager and a flourishing survivor in the slippery inner corridors.H...

Focus must be on preventing deaths: Experts | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Three Indian medical associations have said that creating containment zones and aggressive testing for Covid-19 offers little advantage in large cities where the infection has already spread wide. The focus should instead be on preventing deaths from Covid-19, they have suggested in a joint statement to the prime minister.“While being optimistic, the prevention and control strategy should also prepare for the worst. It must assume that an effective vaccine would not be available in the near future. We must avoid false sense of hope that this panacea is just around the corner,” said the statement issued by the Indian Public Health Association, the Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine and the Indian Association of Epidemiologists.ET has reviewed a copy of the statement, in which experts from these associations said the pandemic is a public health problem and should be dealt with “empathy and meaningful community engagement”. “We strongly and unequivocally advoc...

Covid cases rising due to aggressive testing: Vardhan | Economic Times

New Delhi: Union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has attributed the record daily spike in new Covid-19 cases in India to “aggressive testing” and “casual attitude” of the people.He also said that the record increase in cases in the week ended August 30 can not be linked to the unlocking process. “The main reason for increase in cases is the aggressive testing and tracing mechanism we are employing,” Harsh Vardhan told ET. “We are not worried about the increase as long as the diagnosis is done in time and our mortality rate remains low.” The health minister, however, took a grim view of what he termed as “casual attitude” of the people. “The carelessness of the people is evident right now. They are crowding market places and not taking the basic precaution of wearing a mask. This cannot be emphasised enough that even if our recoveries are rapidly increasing and mortality rate is one of the lowest in the world, people cannot have this lackadaisical attitude,” the health minister said. I...

Jubilant seeks nod for Remdesivir tablet | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Noida-based Jubilant Life Sciences plans to launch remdesivir in a tablet form. The antiviral drug, which is being used to treat Covid-19 patients, is currently administered intravenously.The pharmaceutical company has sought permission of the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) to launch remdesivir in a tablet form. In a meeting held on August 25, the company had presented its proposal to the DCGI.The company has given bioavailability protocol to the subject expert committee (SEC), which has been set up to evaluate proposals related to Covid-19, according to the minutes of the meeting, a copy of which was seen by ET.According to the proposal, the company is exploring the possibility of launching 20 mg sublingual tablets. Sublingual administration involves placing a drug under the tongue so that it gets dissolved and absorbed into the blood through the tissues.The SEC, which functions under DCGI, asked for more clarity from the company on the proposal. “The firm present...

After Jio juggernaut, Reliance Future-proofs retail arm to woo potential investors | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries' $3.38 billion deal to acquire Future Group's retail business pitches the conglomerate as an even more formidable force in India, making its retail arm more attractive to the potential investors it seeks to woo. The oil-to-telecoms group controlled by India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, announced late on Saturday that it will acquire Future Group's retail and wholesale business as well as its logistics and warehousing operations. The acquisition of Future Group's 2,000 retail stores and Big Bazaar grocery chain will help Reliance, which sells everything from groceries to electronics through 11,000-plus stores, to broaden its extensive reach across the country. But with Ambani set to sell stakes in Reliance Retail, the Future-Reliance deal makes it an even more attractive proposition for investors in a market that Boston Consulting Group expects to grow to $1.3 trillion by 2025. "With this deal, Reliance's dominance in the Indi...

Small borrowers may get principal payment relief as part of one-time restructuring of loans | Economic Times

MUMBAI: Banks and shadow lenders may offer a six-month moratorium on principal repayments for retail and MSME borrowers as part of the one-time restructuring of loans that the central bank recently allowed, said people with knowledge of the matter. Customers seeking a debt revamp will be asked to make regular interest payments, while the principal will be restructured or the tenor extended, depending upon repayment ability. “The intention is to restructure loans for only those borrowers who really need restructuring, but in no way do we want to be in a situation that they are not paying interest,” said a senior executive at a state-run bank. “We want small-value borrowers in retail and MSME (micro, small and medium enterprise) segment to keep paying, so there will be a moratorium on principal payments.”The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced relief to help borrowers hit by the pandemic. A six-month moratorium on loan repayments ended August 31.The chief of a mid-sized nonbanking fina...

Xiaomi seeing ‘very strong’ rebound post lockdown: Manu Jain | Economic Times

NEW DELHI: India’s smartphone market has rebounded “very strongly” after the lockdown ended, mainly driven by pent-up demand and demand associated with online education, among others, according to Manu Jain, India managing director at market leader Xiaomi.In an interview with ET, Jain said that production though hasn’t reached its previous levels, and the company is still importing small quantities of phones from abroad.“Eventually, the aim is to again go back to the same level as earlier, maybe even to a higher level. Of course, we keep facing challenges because sometime in some factory, there will be some Covid-19 patient and then we need to shut down the line, sanitize. But despite all of those, things have scaled up significantly,” Jain said.Even as the pandemic has disrupted and delayed the handset maker’s offline plans, Jain said that the channel will contribute 50% of overall sales by the end of this year.“Because of Covid-19, a lot of clients got disrupted. And now, hopefully v...

Remembering Pranab Mukherjee: A man for all seasons and a statesman | Economic Times

By AK AntonyThe sad demise of Pranab Mukherjee is a great loss to the nation. I had a very close personal relationship with him for 50 years. When I first met him along with Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, he spared nearly an hour for us. What struck me most was his razor-sharp memory. I told Dasmunsi after the meeting that Pranab Da was a rare genius and a big asset to the Congress.Another quality I found in him was the transparency in personal relationships and his contacts. He maintained very cordial relationships with leaders of all parties, shared transparent relations with most business leaders and had close association with many cultural and social leaders. Mukherjee was a man for all seasons and a statesman too.His ability to find solutions to crises was commendable. From Indira Gandhi to Sonia Gandhi, all Congress leaders used his services to sort out issues. He held almost all important portfolios in the Union Cabinet. He was one of the successful finance ministers. When he took over ...

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Seasonal Full-Time Seasonal Warehouse Operator

Amazon - San Jose, CA - Seasonal Full-time Warehouse Team Member Shifts: Overnight, Early Morning, Day, Evening, Weekend Location: San Jose, CA Job opportunities vary by location. We update postings daily with open positions. Hourly pay rate: Earn $16.75 - $17.75 per hour or more, plus benefits and a $1,000 sign-on bonus. *Bonus applicable on start dates between 9/6-10/3 Seasonal full-time jobs with benefits. Training is provided, no experience necessary. Join our fulfillment center team that gets orders ready for people relying on Amazon deliveries. Choose from a variety of full-time shifts and get benefits like a 401(k) savings plan, paid time off, and more. This is a seasonal job with a maximum assignment length of six months. Plus, were currently offering a $1,000 sign-on bonus. Health and safety are always a top priority for us. We continue to consult with medical and health experts, and take all recommended precautions in our buildings and stores to keep everyone healthy. Find ou...

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View: Is ‘studying abroad’ still worth it? | Economic Times

There is good reason why Indian students and their parents hanker for a higher education ‘abroad’, especially in institutions carrying the Ivy League and Oxbridge goldmark. Places such as Stanford or Harvard in the US, and Trinity or Imperial College in Britain have, for decades if not centuries, provided not just the best that quality education can provide, but especially for many Anglophonic Indians, something that is deeply aspirational, providing a ‘golden ticket’ for social mobility that goes well beyond what one’s LinkedIn profile will contain.Much of the high value is created not just by what goes on in the ‘tried and tested and branded’ academic exchanges in these Hogwarts, but also by the immersive experiences that comes with being there – from engaging ‘fireplace chats’ with tutors over sherry and string theory, and getting lost in labs and libraries, to the many rituals of campus life and arcana – that together form part of ‘top college education’ and ‘weaponise’ the Yale or...

ET Wealth | 7 scrips with bounce-back potential | Economic Times

The stock market has bounced back from the March lows, thanks largely to the liquidity push of global central bankers. While this is good news for investors, it is time to be careful now. Experts believe the easy part of the rally is over and some segments of the real economy may take much longer to recover than is being perceived by stock prices right now. In other words, fundamentals will come back into play once the dust settles and investors holding fundamentally weak counters may get hurt.The entire price action in the stock market is not illogical. Only investors should understand the logic correctly. They should not restrict the analysis to the recently declared first quarter numbers or even the numbers expected for the entire 2020-21. For example, the share price of Titan has moved up even after it declared a quarterly net loss, the first time in its history. Though there will be recovery in coming quarters, Titan is also expected to report a 42% fall in its net profit during 2...

Rally in financials next? Allocate your portfolio | Economic Times

We might still see some kind of run-up in the banking stocks. Another 10% run-up is still warranted, says the VP-Equity Advisory, Motilal Oswal Financial Services. FIIs have been pumping in money in the market but do you think we will see signs of fatigue set in sometime soon or will the rally continue unabated?This time, instead of polarisation, we have seen a broader-based rally and what was lacking was financials. This was deeply discounted vis-à-vis the markets. The Nifty is just 5% away from its all-time high. We still see underperformance by Bank Nifty by around 25% odd levels and the valuations are quite justified. This quarter, most of the private financials as well as the PSU banks like SBI, reported decent numbers than what the Street was estimating. We might still see some kind of run-up in the banking stocks. Another 10% run-up is still warranted. The valuations are quite cheap and we have got a lot of interest from the investors as well in the financial space. The market m...

How to hedge your portfolio against downturn | Economic Times

The Sensex now is just 7% away from its all time high of 42,273 hit on 20 January. However, there is a clear disconnect between the market rally and the stock fundamentals.What should investors do? First, restrict your portfolio to fundamentally strong companies that are still quoting at attractive valuations. Since 2020-21 is an abnormal year, it is reasonable to ignore these results. However, investors should look at the earnings growth expected in 2021-22. Second, book partial profits and sit on the sidelines for some time. Technical patterns have also started showing weakness. “Nifty is showing a broadening pattern and we are close to the upper end of that pattern. While there may be one more move towards 11,800 levels, the correction after that may take the Nifty to around 10,700, the lower end of the pattern,” says Sacchidanand Uttekar, Deputy Vice-President, Trade Bulls Securities.Buy portfolio insuranceA third option is to remain invested and participate in the ongoing rally an...

"There can be lull in returns for next 3 yrs" | Economic Times

If investors keep their expectations from equity moderate and invest more through the bad times, they will make the most of what equity has to offer, Radhika Gupta , MD & CEO, Edelweiss AMC tells ET WealthAre you surprised by the market rebound? Are we well on the path to recovery?The fundamental thing about markets is that no one can predict them, and they always catch us by surprise. In March, markets fell despite strong domestic flows, on the back of pandemic concerns and huge FII outflows. At the same time, we saw unprecedented policy action globally including fiscal stimulus and an expansion of central bank balance sheets. This is a reminder that while there is bad economic news on one side, there also is a counter-balancing policy force on the other. The recent recovery has been aided by this, as well as a strong flush of liquidity. It is too early to pronounce an economic recovery. Markets generally price in future recovery, and that’s perhaps where we are today.How do you a...