- Putin’s foreign minister says freezing Russia’s currency reserves was ‘thievery’ and that the Kremlin didn’t expect such harsh sanctions
- A red-hot job market means your reputation could make or break your next move
- Moderna says its coronavirus shot works in young kids and will ask regulators to OK its use
- Airlines are flying up to 40% longer routes to avoid Russia, with one handing out ‘diplomas’ to passengers flying over the North Pole
- A year’s worth of Cisco salary data shows recent hires make as much as $500,000. Here’s how much engineers, analysts, salespeople, and hundreds of other positions are paid.
Sergei Lavrov said that nobody in the Kremlin predicted how fierce the sanctions on Russia’s economy would be when it invaded Ukraine.
If you’re pursuing a new job or promotion, experts say getting clear what your colleagues and bosses think of you is paramount.
Moderna announced it would seek approval from the US Food and Drug Administration, the European Medicines Agency, and other global regulators.
Finnair is reverting to Cold War-era routing by flying over the North Pole from Helsinki to Tokyo, and passengers get a “diploma” for the occasion.
Many newly hired Cisco engineers earn salaries well over $200,000, and some execs hired in the past year make as much as $525,000.
