Job crisis just went from bad to worse for India's engineers

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Job crisis just went from bad to worse for India's engineers US joins Ethiopia-led investigation at plane crash site A team of U.S. aviation experts has arrived in Ethiopia to join an investigation into Sunday's crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jetliner that killed 157 people. Countries that have grounded their Boeing 737s so far A number of countries have grounded Boeing's 737 MAX 8 medium-haul workhorse jet in response to an Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed all 157 people on board. Here is what is going on in Algeria In a letter to the nation released by state news agency APS on Monday, Bouteflika, 82, stressed the importance of including Algeria's disillusioned youth in the reform process and putting the country "in the hands of new generations." At 30, World Wide Web 'not the web we wanted,' inventor says At its ripe old age of 30 and with half the globe using it, the World Wide Web is facing growing pains with issues like hate speech, privacy concerns and state-sponsored hacking, its creator said. Chaos spreads in Venezuela after days without power Venezuelans converged on a polluted river in Caracas to fill water bottles and held scattered protests in several cities as growing chaos took hold in a country whose people have had little power, water and communications for days. New York to house the tallest observation deck in Western Hemisphere Home to some of the most iconic architecture in the whole world, New York City, is ready to add another magnificient piece to the list - an observation deck. At a staggering 1,100 feet, 'The Edge' will be the tallest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere and the fifth highest in the world. Japan firm develops hi-tech wheelchairs In a small workshop just outside Tokyo, mechanics hammer, weld and measure as they craft 'the Porsche of wheelchairs' for the world's top Paralympic athletes ahead of the 2020 Games. How to deal with your boss' high hopes Trying to meet expectations that are unfair and unachievable can be stressful. Anjali Venugopalan talks to experts who give tips on what to do if you have a boss who has unreasonable expectations from you. Top career skills to acquire in 2019 Here are five skills you could learn to up your game.

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