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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk Twitter hides Trump tweet for 'glorifying violence' Twitter has hidden one of President Donald Trump's tweets from his profile, saying it violates rules about glorifying violence. But instead of being deleted, it has been replaced with a warning and can be viewed by clicking on it. The warning says "Twitter has determined that it may be in the public's interest for the Tweet to remain accessible." It is the latest in an escalating row between Twitter and the White House. Mr Trump was tweeting about the US city of Minneapolis, which has seen consecutive nights of protests following the death of a black man in police custody. The president said he would "send in the National Guard", and followed that up with a warning that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." That second tweet was hidden by Twitter for "glorifying violence". Twitter's policy of adding a warning to, rather than deleting, tweets that break its rules when it comes to major public figures was announced in mid-2019. But the social network has never used it on Mr Trump - nor deleted any of his tweets before. Continued here TradeBriefs: What's important, not just what's popular! Advertisers of the day Emeritus: PG Diploma in Digital Business by Emeritus in collaboration with MIT Sloan & Columbia Business School Executive Education | Accepting Applications Emeritus: Accepting Applications for the Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership | 6 Months, Online Emeritus: PG Diploma in Innovation & Design Thinking | Accepting Applications Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails.     Why Amazon launched its food delivery business in the middle of a pandemic The online food delivery business is a mess, with consumers in hiding and restaurants pushing back. Yet, Amazon Food was launched last week. IBM is latest tech giant to lay off employees in midst of Covid-19 pandemic Based on a review of IBM internal communications on the Slack corporate messaging service, the number of affected employees is likely to be in the thousands, said a North Carolina-based worker who lost his job along with his entire team of 12. Working from home has a long history: be careful what you wish for not wanting to go back to the office Many of us regard the prospect of returning to a centralised workplace with a mixture of ambivalence and dread I Review Hundreds Of Cover Letters: Here's What I Instantly Reject An experienced hiring manager explains what makes her eyes glaze over and what grabs her attention. A therapist shares the 7 biggest parenting mistakes that destroy kids' mental strength We live in an increasingly stressful world, which is why it's important to help cultivate emotional and mental resiliency in our children. It won't be easy for parents, but avoiding these common mistakes can help. How Godrej Properties Is Preparing For Real Estate Market Post Covid-19 Godrej Properties expects short-term disruption in sales and construction activity amid the disruptions caused by the pandemic. Ambani Prepares Facebook-Backed Unit for Overseas IPO The Jio Platforms IPO could happen in the next 12-24 months and Reliance Industries hasn’t decided on a listing venue yet. Mukesh Ambani's JioMart expands to 200 Indian cities in challenge to Amazon and Flipkart An online grocery business backed by Asia's richest man is expanding to hundreds of cities across India — a move widely seen as a challenge to Amazon and Flipkart. When The CEO, Already In Crisis, Gets The Coronavirus Business cratered at Booking Holdings, the online travel giant that owns brands like Priceline, OpenTable and Kayak. 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Unrepentant CEOs: 5 times top bosses didn't say sorry when they should have India is not short on corporate frauds, industrial disputes and accidents but it is very rare when a CEO takes time out to say sorry The secret to why some people get so sick from covid could lie in their genes Some people die from covid-19, and others who are infected don't even show symptoms. But scientists still don't know why. Now consumer genomics company 23andMe is going to offer free genetic tests to 10,000 people who've been hospitalized with the disease, hoping to turn up genetic factors that could point to an answer. While it's… Find out which masks offer the most protection and why You may have heard the term N95 but what does it mean and why are some masks rated higher than others? How Dr Amruta Gadge Proved Bose-Einstein Prediction With A New Breakthrough Fifth State of Matter. She made this happen while operating out of her living room. How Dr Amruta Gadge Proved Bose-Einstein Prediction Amid layoffs across industries, an Indian food brand is sticking to increments and upskilling Avoiding drastic measures that could demotivate its staff. Online communities are helping India's lockdown-hit farmers sell their produce Farmers say the process has eliminated middle men, resulting in higher profits. Online communities are helping Indias lockdown-hit farmers sell their produce Farmers say the process has eliminated middle men, resulting in higher profits. Taking flight tomorrow? Will Aarogya Setu save you from 14-day quarantine? Here's what Centre, states say Domestic flight news today: However, despite his statement, several states continued to require a mandatory quarantine of two weeks for the arriving travellers, leading to confusion among the passengers. 2.9 Crore Indian Job Seekers' Data Leaked on Dark Web: Report As part of the regular sweep over the Deep Web and Dark Web, researchers from cybersecurity firm Cyble came across an interesting item, where a threat actor posted 2.3GB (zipped) file on one of the hacking forums. Japan May Have Beaten Coronavirus Without Lockdowns or Mass Testing. But How? No restrictions were placed on residents' movements, and businesses from restaurants to hairdressers stayed open Modern African literature is taking a journey through the diaspora back to the continent Despite their sense of alienation, Afrodisaporic writers' distinct reinterpretation of Africa provides context that makes it easier to absorb African narratives. How to Hire the Best? Jeff Bezos Says to Consider 1 Key Trait Hiring people with a willingness to adapt is vital, particularly in uncertain times. The Most Important COVID-19 Statistic: 43% Of U.S. Deaths Are From 0.6% Of The Population A single statistic may hold the key to resolving the ongoing debate over COVID-19 lockdowns: the astounding share of deaths occurring in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. As Covid-19 Disrupts Global Supply Chains, Will Companies Turn to India? It's an increasingly viable option for companies anxious about sourcing from China. Spinny sells 300 used cars in lockdown, expects to return to pre-corona level volume by next month Its online-to-offline (O2O) model allows customers to discover cars online on Spinny's website and make the final purchase offline at a Spinny Car Hub. Hyderabad startup Mynyfy is making shopping for essential items easier through its online-to-offline model Consumers using Mynyfy app can place an order online, connect with the sellers and visit the best seller to make their purchase. Cognizant offers voluntary separation package to 400 mid, senior managers Move aimed at IT services major's US employees Logistics to be game-changer for delivery businesses amid Covid if they make this cost-effective move Logistics for MSMEs: The penetration of technology in logistics will only increase from here. Logistics software-as-a-Service (SaaS) will see a lot of reception as companies will want to pay-as-they-go. Not gold or FDs, Indian women prefer to invest in real estate now – Here's why Women across urban India are buying property either to diversify their investment portfolios or to avail multiple benefits exclusive to women. Cryptocurrencies make a solid comeback in India despite a hostile environment Rising like the phoenix. The 5 dos and don'ts of marketing during coronavirus, according to this digital marketing expert Amit Tripathi, who has over 20 years of experience in digital marketing, has survived two near-bankruptcies of his business IdeateLabs. Will India's movie theatres pass the Covid-19 litmus test? Wooing audiences again. Pens Before Guns: Braving Threats, Manipur Man Guides 5K Youth Away from Militancy Manipur: Meet Jamkhojang Misao of InSIDE North East, whose inspiring work battling militancy in Manipur was cited by the President. The man who sells 700 million sandwiches a year Patrick Coveney, is the boss of the UK's largest sandwich maker of pre-packaged sandwiches. The Difference Between Advertising and Marketing Marketers help people understand their choices, author Seth Godin says. And it's not just businesses that do it every day. Hong Kong's special status is hanging by a thread The US is due to re-evaluate its special treatment for Hong Kong in response to China's recent moves in the financial center. Both countries stand to lose. Walmart is selling used clothes in its latest attempt to become a fashion retailer The retail giant is still searching for ways to sell higher-margin items. 3 work from home skills employees could learn to boost their career post Covid lockdown Here are some of the most in-demand work from home skills which can help in your career advancement post lockdown. ICMR & Lancet HCQ study aren't at odds. One is on preventing Covid, other about treating it A Lancet study Friday said HCQ raises chances of death and irregular heart rhythm. On the same day, ICMR advised expansion of HCQ usage as prevention drug. Company apologises for atta maker ad that said domestic help's hands 'may be infected' While the advertisement that was posted on Instagram was removed, screenshots of the campaign was shared and condemned on other  social media platforms for being 'sexist' and 'classist'. The company has now apologised the campaign. HCL, PeopleLink, Zoho among 10 cos in Zoom rival race Handpicked 10 cos make the cut in govt plan to develop made-in-India video conferencing app. Did you know? OYO's Ritesh Agarwal has a Chinese name Ritesh Agarwal made OYO, China's largest hotel chain and he did so by operating OYO as a Chinese company. Agarwal picked up Mandarin – which is called as one Choosing Blockchain As A Career: What Are The Options? Blockchain is one of the fastest-growing technology in the market, and a large number of banking, insurance, and tech giants have been deploying numerous blockchain solutions. In 2019, blockchain professionals were at the top of the list of most in-demand jobs, as per LinkedIn.  Numerous financial institutions, startups and traditional enterprise are already either using… States turn to out-of-the-box options to cope with shortage of doctors, nurses The four states that are the worst hit by the pandemic in India have been forced to consider out-of-the-box options as they find themselves struggling to cope with a surge in patients needing ever more doctors, nurses and paramedics How 'Ertugrul' and its Islamic values hit a sweet spot in Pakistan The Turkish show about a 13th century warrior is no 'Game of Thrones' clone. The reasons it has caught on in Pakistan are varied and multifold SpaceX goes all out: NASA astronauts to launch in style Space Exploration Technologies Corp. -- you may know it as SpaceX -- is slated to send two astronauts into space on Wednesday. This will mark the first attempt by a private company to send astronauts into orbit. Only governments - Russia, the US, and China - have done that.NASA and SpaceX on Friday gave a "go" for the Demo-2 mission and on Saturday the crewmates -- Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken -- took part in a dress rehearsal of pre-launch events. Breaking new ground Covid impact: Millennials unlikely to use public transport post lockdown As lockdown eases and some return to office, one of the major concerns among most workers is the commute to office.Most Indian metros have been reeling under the pressure of too many cars and not enough space TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives About Us  |  Advertise Privacy Policy    Unsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs. Our mailing address is GF 25/39, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008, India