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Chinese migrant workers return home as urban jobs grow scarcer
The number of Chinese migrant workers willing to travel outside their provinces to find jobs is falling, and policymakers are fretting about a ‘large-scale’ movement back to the country’s rural interior.
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India to decide women’s quota bill
India is preparing for a redrawing of its political map, driven by what the government says is a push to reserve one-third of seats for women in parliament and state assemblies. To do that, the government will unveil a constitutional amendment – requiring a two-thirds majority – backed by a three-day special session from Thursday….
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Federal agencies skirt Trump’s Anthropic ban to test its advanced AI model
Federal agencies and government officials are quietly sidestepping U.S. ?President Donald Trump’s ban on working with ?Anthropic, Politico reports. The Commerce Department’s Center for AI Standards and Innovation is actively testing Anthropic’s frontier ?AI model Mythos’ hacking prowess, the ?report says. Earlier this year, Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed all federal agencies to…
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Auditors still stuck with manual inventory counts despite AI advances
Accountants are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI), drones, and automation, but one of the most unpleasant parts of auditing – physically counting inventory – remains largely manual, requiring auditors to endure harsh, messy, and sometimes dangerous conditions. From climbing grain bins and wading through fertilizer to counting livestock, frozen goods, or construction materials, auditors –…
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Remote work declines at IRS after Trump orders staff back to offices
The percentage of IRS employees working from home dropped from 65% to 25% following President Trump’s Return to In-Person Work directive issued on January 20, 2025. A TIGTA report highlighted that as of May 2025, around 70,000 IRS employees logged approximately 2m daily time charges for in-person work. However, 11% of these charges lacked corresponding…
