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The Liguria Region is focusing on the Higher Technical Institutes, investing 6.73 million euros, as well as on the integration into the world of work of people with disabilities, with another 6.34 million. The institution led by...
‘Some aren’t going to make it’: how pressure on farmers threatens UK food security
Food producers are adding their voices to the chorus of warnings about the vulnerability of British supply chains “There are so many decent, capable, productive, efficient arable farmers out there, asking how they are supposed to finance the crop they are meant to be putting in the ground,” Jamie Burrows says.
The EU’s China dilemma: how to counter Beijing without alienating friends
In September, the Jaecoo 7 – a budget SUV from China’s Chery Automobile – made headlines when it shifted more than 10,000 units to become Britain’s bestselling car.
How to Match Your Resume to a Job Description (Without Keyword Stuffing)
A practical method for developers, with real examples from software engineering job descriptions. Most advice about "ATS keywords" boils down to "use the words in the job description." That's true…
- Thoroughly read job description to understand role responsibilities
- Highlight key terms in four categories: role titles, hard skills, practices, domain
- Sort terms into must-have and nice-to-have lists based on JD frequency
I started a cookie business and scaled too quickly. We got caught up in a growth-at-all-costs mentality — here's how I turned it around.
Inspired by her daughter's allergies, Partake Foods founder, Denise Woodard raised millions, overcoming growth challenges with storytelling skills.
- Denise Woodard founded Partake Foods after daughter's food allergies.
- Aggressive expansion in 2019 caused costly infrastructure and loss of control.
- Partake Foods now partners with Girl Scouts, valuing cultural relevance over size.
BTS concerts in Peru projected to generate $19 mil. tourism revenue
BTS’s first performances in Peru drew more than 150,000 fans to Lima and are projected to generate about 25.1 billion won ($19 million) in tourism-related economic benefits for the country, according to a forecast by Peru’s tourism ministry.