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After two days of attempts to resolve disagreement between countries regarding the agenda for the mid-year climate negotiations in Bonn, negotiators just reached a compromise, meaning that the Bonn talks can officially kick-off. In response: Laurie van der Burg, Global Public Finance Campaign Manager at Oil Change International said: “It can be no surprise that the issue of climate finance resurfaced and has been holding up the talks at the mid-year climate negotiations in Bonn after the climate finance (NCQG) debacle in Baku last year. “Whether in Bonn or in New York, where the Financing for Development negotiations are currently underway, rich countries are trying to dodge their responsibility to provide public climate finance. While they have caused the climate crisis and continue to drive fossil fuel expansion, they offer nothing more than debt-inducing loans and tell a fairy tale of private finance solving all problems. Today, the developing country negotiating blocks (G77 and China) succeeded in putting the spotlight back on the obligations of rich countries to pay the debt they owe to the Global South. While they are not offered more than consultations now – the topic will come back at COP30 in Belem. The slow start in

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Published June 15, 2025 at 8:57 PM EDT Georgetown’s Town Council unanimously passed an ordinance at its June 9 meeting, amending the town code’s sections on voting. Georgetown’s regulations concerning absentee ballots and voter registration bring the town code to an agreement with state law. Town manager Gene Dvornick said one item in the ordinance requires the town maintain information about each person casting an absentee ballot including their name, address and ballot envelope identification number. Another item also deals with absentee ballots. “This amends Section 39-1 about casting of absentee ballots by adding – in addition to being out of town – any other reason permissible under Delaware law regarding absentee voting,” Dvornick said. That includes being unavoidably out of town, ill or due to religious reasons. The modified section on voter registration requires the town to use the Department of Elections’s file. Town solicitor Stephani Ballard Wagner said the modifications don’t change anything about voter qualifications. “If you're on the list the state sends the town you're, by definition, eligible,” Ballard Wagner said. “If you're not on the list, you have to prove your eligibility to meet the criteria in the charter.” Applicants for absentee ballots will file an

When it comes to your health, small changes can make a big difference. Every incremental improvement to your daily habits adds up to a healthier whole, and the upcoming Galaxy Watch will help build these habits even more effectively with a slate of new features to improve sleep, heart health, fitness, and nutrition. What’s New: New features 1 include Bedtime Guidance, 2 to optimize your sleep; Vascular Load, 3 which measures stress on your vascular system while sleeping; Running Coach, 4 to help strategize your training; and Antioxidant Index, 5 to measure your carotenoids for healthy aging. The new features are part of One UI 8 Watch, which will be available on the newest Galaxy Watch series. Starting this month, the features can be experienced through a beta program 6 to a limited number of Galaxy Watch users. Why it Matters:  The goal of these new features is to help you build healthier daily habits, which can be challenging because they don’t develop instantly. It takes time to accumulate these behavior patterns, and meaningful changes are often only apparent after a long period. But the rewards are worth it. For example, eating unhealthy food may not immediately impact your health

A LinkedIn post revealing the steep cost of maintaining a lavish lifestyle in one of Gurugram’s most upscale neighbourhoods has gone viral, sparking wide discussion online. Vaibhav J, a resident of a posh area in Gurugram, shared a candid breakdown of his monthly expenses, highlighting the financial strain that comes with living in such a high-end locality. He opened his post with a striking admission that quickly caught people’s attention: “I own a house in Gurgaon, India. Translation: I need ₹7.5 lakh/month just to breathe.” Vaibhav detailed his monthly outgoings, listing everything from home and car EMIs to school fees, domestic staff wages, travel costs and lifestyle expenses. “Here’s what you really signed up for: ₹2.08 lakh EMI for a ₹3 crore house. ₹12,000 per month maintenance for the fountain. ₹60,000 car EMI – because you can’t roll up in a Swift. ₹65,000 per month for IB school for kids. ₹30,000 per month for ‘foreign trip proof-of-life’. ₹30,000 monthly for domestic staff – cook, maid, driver. ₹20,000 for club nights and dinners you don’t even enjoy. ₹12,000 for grooming and dressing ‘DLF Phase 5 ready’. ₹10,000-plus on random purchases. ₹15,000 for birthday gifts and wedding envelopes – a ‘fake smiles

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Shravan Tickoo, who recently vacated a 2BHK apartment on Sarjapur Road in Bengaluru after living there for two years, shared his story on LinkedIn, detailing how his former landlord returned just Rs 68,000 from his total deposit Bengaluru man shares horror story of landlord deductions, says ‘this is the story of many’ (AI generated image) A Bengaluru man’s candid LinkedIn post about his ordeal with a landlord who allegedly deducted over half of his security deposit, citing charges like ₹2,000 for lift usage and ₹55,000 for painting, has struck a nerve with tenants across India. The post has now become a rallying cry for better tenant protections in India's major cities, where stories of unregulated rent hikes, withheld deposits, and landlord misconduct are increasingly common. Shravan Tickoo, who recently vacated a 2BHK apartment on Sarjapur Road in Bengaluru after living there for two years, shared his story on LinkedIn, detailing how his former landlord returned just ₹68,000 of his ₹1.5 lakh deposit after levying arbitrary charges. “So recently, I moved out of my 2BHK on Sarjapur Road after living there for two years, into a larger house,” Tickoo began his post. “When I had moved in, my owner never spoke

Jun 14, 2025 07:19 PM IST Celebrating a decade in business, a Chennai firm rewarded 25 long-serving staff with SUVs. In a remarkable gesture of employee appreciation, a Chennai-based tech startup, Agilisium, gifted 25 brand-new Hyundai Creta SUVs to its long-serving employees during its 10th anniversary celebration. The grand event was held at the company’s office in Chennai’s World Trade Centre and witnessed the presence of over 500 employees, according to a report by The Hindu Businessline. A Chennai startup gifted SUVs to 25 loyal employees during its 10th anniversary.(LinkedIn/Agilisium Consulting) (Also read: Chennai company gifts 28 cars including Mercedes Benz to employees to ‘boost morale’) LinkedIn post captures the moment Agilisium’s official LinkedIn post featured images from the celebration and carried a heartfelt message: "We enthusiastically launched our 10th Anniversary Prelude Event—a moment dedicated to honouring our journey and anticipating the main celebration. Marking a decade of collective achievement and guided by our Founder & CEO, Raj Babu’s unwavering commitment, we honoured employees who had completed ten years of service by gifting SUV cars. This act embodied our belief that giving back to our people is the foundation of lasting success." The message continued, “This wasn’t merely a recognition

The rise of AI has sparked fears that it will cause jobs to disappear. But Reid Hoffman says young people should embrace AI in their job hunt. The LinkedIn cofounder said AI knowledge would make them "enormously attractive" to employers. Reid Hoffman, the venture capitalist who cofounded LinkedIn, says young people should use their familiarity with AI as a selling point when seeking work. "You are generation AI. You are AI native. So bringing the fact that you have AI in your tool set is one of the things that makes you enormously attractive," Hoffman said in a video he published on his YouTube channel on Thursday. Hoffman was addressing questions sent in by college students on how they should best navigate the job hunt. Several students had asked Hoffman about AI's impact on their employment prospects. Hoffman said in his video that AI's impact on jobs was a "legitimate worry," but he added that students could try to use it to their advantage. "Look, on this side, it's transforming the workspace, entry-level work, employers' confusion," he said. "But on this side, it's making you able to show your unique capabilities. That, you know, in an environment with a bunch

You might not know Lewis Hamilton in real life. But you can always (try to) connect with him on LinkedIn. The Ferrari F1 driver is among a larger influx of athletes who have joined the platform in the past five years or so, according to Laura Lorenzetti, LinkedIn’s senior director and executive editor of global editorial. The trend started largely among retired athletes as they moved onto the next stage of their careers, Lorenzetti said, but athletes on the platform now include current pros. In addition to Hamilton, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry and tennis star Sloane Stephens are both on the platform, as are a number of college athletes. “They are ultimately business people,” Lorenzetti told Marketing Brew. “They are professionals. Their first career is going to be their sport, it is not going to be their last career. They are super savvy, and they understand that they need to be setting themselves up for whatever comes next, and they’re starting to do that earlier and earlier.” We spoke with Lorenzetti to unpack why athletes are leveraging LinkedIn and what it means for the players and platform. Big deals The rise of social media and nontraditional