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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), September 6, 2022.Brendan McDermid | ReutersU.S. stock futures were flat on Monday night after the major averages came under pressure from Covid protests in China, and as investors anticipated more economic data and commentary from Federal Reserve leaders this week.Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell by 5 points, or 0.02%. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.04% and 0.05%, respectively.The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 497.57 points, or 1.45%, during the regular session Monday. The S&P 500 slid 1.54%, while the Nasdaq Composite closed down 1.58%.Growing frustration in mainland China over the country's zero-Covid policy weighed on markets around the world. On Monday, West Texas Intermediate crude futures briefly fell to their lowest point since last December."There's some real reasons to be cautious. The market's rallied a lot this quarter, and there's some concerns that things are going to slow, so I think it's a kind of balanced risk reward," Trivariate Research's Adam Parker said Monday on CNBC's "Closing Bell: Overtime.""I think there was an excuse with maybe some China slowdown fears for people to collect a little profit that they made in the quarter," he added.On

Big Tech layoffs have rattled the workforce, with companies like Meta, Twitter, Lyft, Coinbase and Netflix all letting go a chunk of their staff. And unfortunately, they're not alone. Many giants in industries like banking, real estate, food services, advertising, and retail have, or are planning to, cut their companies' headcounts amid inflation and a potential impending economic downturn, leaving workers to pick up the pieces.According to Fana Yohannes, communications lead at Instagram and founder of Here2Help, a job search and mentorship community, reentering the workforce after a layoff can be tough at first, but entering "preparation and planning mode" is a key step to bouncing back."Not only are there so many talented people who are considered free agents in this tech industry right now. There are so many hiring freezes that people are up against," Yohannes tells CNBC Make It. "Companies are canceling job postings   going through layoffs. So it's like, almost everywhere you look, it feels like nowhere is safe."CNBC Make It spoke with Yohannes to find her best tips for recovering after being laid off:Find an online communityLosing your job can feel extremely isolating, but there are thousands of people who have gone through

Switch to Slide ShowSUMMARYStocks to Watch: Dalal Street is expected to open in the red on Monday amid mixed global cues. SGX Nifty futures were trading 75.5 points or 0.4 percent lower at 18,585.5 at the last count. Shares of HDFC Life, L&T Finance Holdings, Bajaj Finance, Shriram Properties, Indian Energy Exchange among others will be in focus today. Here are top stocks to watch out for in trade on November 28 -1 / 10HDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd | The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) approved the merger of Exide Life with the company. Earlier this year, the insurance company announced that it had acquired 100 percent ownership in Exide Life from its parent Exide Industries.2 / 10Karnataka Bank Ltd | The bank has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hyundai Construction Equipment India Private Ltd. The bank said the partnership with Hyundai is expected to broaden the Bank's MSME funding prospects.3 / 10L&T Finance Holdings Ltd | The company said in an exchange filing that it has completed the sale of L&T AMC to HSBC Asset Management. L&T Investment Management Ltd (LTIML) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. The company has received Rs 3,484

The majority of businesses in APAC (70%) view sustainability as a necessary or important strategic goal and 52% agree that businesses should focus on preventing climate change. However, only 24% of APAC businesses agree that they have a well-developed plan in place to tackle climate change. Additionally, 41% said they are committed to moving towards net zero emissions, and 35% said they are taking action to offset their carbon impact, according to an annual global study titled "Fit for the Future" commissioned by Vodafone Business and conducted by B2B International. The business case for environmentally sustainable practices are no doubt driven by strong customer and investor demand in APAC. Investor demand is also a key driver, with 58% of large enterprises in APAC reporting that their investors are focusing on sustainable businesses. APAC businesses implementing sustainability practices into their business planning are realising significant business benefits from doing so. The study found 74% of businesses reporting higher profits this year, have a formal ESG programme in place. This is significantly higher compared to firms that reported lower profits, where less than half (47%) said they have such programmes in place. This is largely due to increased customer and investor interest.

ASSOCIATED PRESS San Jose State wide receiver Elijah Cooks catches a touchdown pass in front of Hawaii defensive back Hugh Nelson II during the first half of today’s game in San Jose, Calif.STEPHEN TSAI / STSAI@STARADVERTISER.COM Former University of Hawaii football coach Nick Rolovich is among a group of former players attending today’s game against San Jose State in San Jose, Calif. Editor’s Note: Bookmark this page for live updates from the game. Tweets below will automatically refresh. —— Hawaii vs. San Jose State – Curated tweets by StarAdvertiser The University of Hawaii football teams ends its season today with a game against San Jose State at CEFCU Stadium. Spartans quarterback Chevan Cordeiro, who transferred from UH at the end of the 2021 season, has helped San Jose State become bowl eligible. The Spartans are 6-4 overall and 4-3 in the Mountain West. Cordeiro was among the Warriors to enter the transfer portal over concerns about then head coach Todd Graham’s leadership. Graham resigned in January, and Timmy Chang, a former record-setting UH quarterback, was hired as successor. The Warriors (3-9, 2-5) and Spartans own different trends. The Warriors are 0-5 on the road while the Spartans are 5-0 at

Australian businesses are continuing to invest and grow, with NAB’s trade and working capital lending up 51% on the past year. The data also shows a 58% spike in use of the funds ahead of the busy holiday shopping period, with many businesses using working capital to stock up on products to ensure favourite Christmas gifts stay on shelves. NAB Executive for Business Metro, Michael Saadie, said many business owners are turning to the finance option to combat ongoing supply chain issues, with many businesses moving from a ‘just in time’ to a ‘just in case’ mentality. “We’re seeing businesses change the way they hold stock, with many choosing to hold more product to reduce shortages – if you can’t service customers immediately, you risk losing them to competitors,” Mr Saadie said. “Last year, Australians spent more than an estimated $8 billion across the four days from Black Friday to Cyber Monday, this shows Aussies have really embraced the trend adopted from our American friends and is now a permanent fixture in the sales calendar. “This year, we’re navigating through a different economic environment, but the trend highlights the importance of having product available when and where customers want it.”

By CNBCTV18.com Nov 25, 2022 8:25 PM IST (Published)Switch to Slide ShowSUMMARYBig tech companies like Apple and Microsoft are raking in thousands of dollars in profit per second, a new study by fintech software company Tipalti has revealed. While an average tech company makes profits of $182 per second, tech giants like Apple make a profit of over $1,820 per second. This means that if an average worker in the US earns around $1.7 million in their lifetime, it would be less than what some of the big tech giants earn in an hour, the study said. Here’s a look at how much profit some tech giants earn per second.1 / 5 Meta Platforms |  Mark Zuckerberg-led Meta Platforms, which is the parent company of social media giant Facebook, is fifth on the list generating a profit of $924 or Rs 75,349 every second. (Image: Shutterstock)2 / 5 Alphabet |  In the September quarter, Google’s parent company Alphabet earned a net profit of $13.9 billion, down 27 percent from a year earlier, even as its revenues climbed 6 percent to $69.1 billion. The company bagged the fourth spot on Tipalti’s list, making $1,277 or Rs 1.04 lakh per second. (Image: Shutterstock)3 / 5

Home News Computing (Image credit: LinkedIn) LinkedIn appears to have finally caught up with the rest of the social media world by introducing a new feature that will allow users to schedule posts to send at a later time.As confirmed (opens in new tab) by social media expert Matt Navarra, the job-focused site has launched the tool now, with some users already able to use it across Android and web platforms.The tool should be a handy addition for individuals and businesses who use LinkedIn as more of a public-facing social media hub, allowing them to prepare posts in advance and set them to go live when desired, say around an event or product launch.LinkedIn schedulingSimilar to other sites that have introduced the same sort of feature, the new addition will appear as a clock icon next to a LinkedIn post. When selected, users will be able to type out their post in full, and then select the date and time they would like it to go live.The feature appears to be still rolling out to many users, but given its usefulness, we don't doubt that everyone on LinkedIn should receive it soon.The launch is the latest addition from LinkedIn as

One of the best things about LinkedIn is that it allows you to download a CSV file with your first-degree connections information. This file, however, lacks the email and phone numbers of the profile. However, provided your first-degree connection has provided this information on your LinkedIn, it can easily be obtained by Linked Helper 2. It is important to note that getting the phone numbers and emails of your second and third degree is impossible because LinkedIn does not grant you access to such information. You can use Linked Helper 2 to export your first-degree connections on LinkedIn to a downloadable CSV file. In addition, Linked Helper 2 also gives you a chance to create a targeted mailing list. In this article, we will guide you step by step on how you can use Linked Helper as a LinkedIn data export tool. We are going to walk you through the following steps; Creation of a new campaign Profile collection Adjusting action configurations Starting the Campaign Downloading the CSV file Let us dive in! 1 Generate a new campaign using a template with preset commands To create a new campaign, open the Campaign menu and click the Create new command. A

Central Tokyo skyline with Tokyo Tower and Shiba Park, Minato-ku.Ippei Naoi | Moment | Getty ImagesShares in the Asia-Pacific were mostly lower as markets in the U.S. were closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and slated to end its session early on Friday.In Japan, the Nikkei 225 fell 0.34% and the Topix was 0.13% lower as the nation's capital city saw the highest core consumer price index reading since 1982. In South Korea, the Kospi fell 0.1% and the S&P/ASX 200 in Australia rose 0.26%.Hong Kong's Hang Seng index traded 1% lower, with the Hang Seng Tech index losing more than 2%. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite gained 0.5% and the Shenzhen Component traded 0.2% lower.China's reported Covid cases continued to rise Thursday. Zhengzhou, where protests took place at Apple supplier Foxconn's iPhone factory, said it would conduct mass testing.Hong Kong movers: Casinos, technology stocks drop on rising China case numbersHong Kong-listed stocks related to reopening and technology fell in Asia's morning session following reports of a surge of Covid cases in China.Shares of casino operator MGM China fell more than 4%, Wynn Macau lost 2.5%, Sands China fell 3%, and SJM Holdings also lost 2.7%.Technology stocks such as Tencent also dropped more than