Will Ubisoft finally take a stand against sexism, or will their legacy of inaction continue to live on?

Ubisoft faces renewed scrutiny as former executives are convicted in a landmark harassment trial, highlighting a toxic workplace culture. Despite promises of reform following 2020’s allegations of systemic sexism, victims claim little has changed. The verdicts are seen as a message to companies, exposing a ‘schoolboy atmosphere’ where harassment was tolerated and HR complicit.

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WB school jobs scam: SSC updates list of ‘tainted’ teachers but their school names remain a mystery

The West Bengal School Service Commission has republished a “comprehensive” list of 1,806 tainted candidates today from the 2016 SLST, after the Calcutta High Court’s order. But while names, parents’ names, roll numbers and subjects are out, the schools they taught in remain hidden. The op-ed tracks nine years of rot in Bengal’s teacher recruitment…

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Google, Facebook-parent Meta, YouTube and other companies challenge California social media law: What these tech giants said

Tech giants like Meta, Google, and TikTok are suing California over a new law restricting personalized social media feeds for minors without parental consent. They argue it violates free speech rights by limiting how they curate content. California’s Attorney General counters that the law protects children from addictive design features, prioritizing profit over safety.

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White House press secretary dodges question on Trump getting a sudden MRI scan: ‘I’ll check back…’

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt faced repeated questions regarding President Trump’s recent MRI at Walter Reed, offering little explanation beyond it being a “follow-up appointment” and reiterating his “optimal physical health.” Trump himself stated his test results were “perfect,” though concerns about his health persist due to visible bruising and swelling.

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UAE: Sharjah Ruler inaugurates state of the Art Marine Science Research Centre in Khorfakkan

H.H. Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi inaugurated the Sharjah Marine Science Research Centre in Khorfakkan, featuring 12 specialized labs, advanced research facilities, and international collaborations. The centre supports student-led research, practical training, and global publications, promoting marine sustainability. It aims to lead in ocean science, advance the blue economy, and strengthen the UAE’s…

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