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Dear Mr. Pelley: I meant what I said in my letter last week to the 60 Minutes team: joining 60 Minutes is the honor of my career and I am grateful to be working alongside the people who have contributed to the most important television journalism brand this country has ever produced. While I’m new to 60 Minutes, I’ve devoted my career to investigative journalism and storytelling. I started this job excited to collaborate and to benefit from the wisdom and experience of the 60 Minutes veterans, with you among them. For that reason, one of the…
Eight Years On, A-Star Tuitions Brings STEM Learning Into the Digital Age with New Platform Launch
A-Star Tuitions, co-founded by Debashis and Arunima Saha, is moving into a new chapter of its development with the announcement of an online learning platform and a new parent-facing progress tracking system, due to launch at the beginning of the 2026-27 academic year. Established in 2018 to address the increasing need for high-quality STEM tuition, the company has grown steadily and its latest expansion reflects both that trajectory and its commitment to improving the experience for students and families alike. The announcement arrives as A-Star Tuitions enjoys a run of industry recognition, having been shortlisted in the Best Home…
Lincolnshire Teacher-Turned-Coach Launches Service to Boost Children’s Emotional Wellbeing
Drawing on more than two decades of experience working with young people, a former teacher has established a new coaching practice focused on helping children strengthen confidence, resilience and emotional wellbeing. Rose Dray has launched Grow Minds Coaching after completing her certification as a children’s confidence and mindset coach. The new venture reflects her belief that many children need more individualised emotional support than schools can currently provide alone. Ahead of the upcoming academic year, Dray intends to deliver coaching within schools, through home visits and via one-to-one sessions designed to encourage personal growth and self-confidence. Her decision to pursue…
Alison Bell never expected a simple movement one morning would bring her corporate career to an abrupt halt. Yet the injury that left her unable to work ultimately became the turning point that led her to a profession she finds far more meaningful. Alison had long admired the work of Louise Hay before circumstances forced her to reassess her future. “I had been in corporate for the best part of 20 years,” she said. “I was in IT security, IT sales, I had a European role, I was flying all around the world – and then I had to leave…
A candidate for David Sánchez’s position denounces irregularities, but a dozen officials defend the legality of the process
The orchestra director Cristina de Frutos attended the Provincial Court of Badajoz this Tuesday with the label of being a key witness of the accusations in the case in which David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government, is in the dock; to the former leader of the Extremaduran PSOE Miguel Ángel Gallardo and nine other people. And the defenses, especially that of Pedro Sánchez’s relative, have dedicated themselves thoroughly to dismantling her testimony, which already during the investigation of the case pointed to alleged irregularities in the awarding, in 2017, of the senior management position of the Badajoz…
Pay transparency guidelines: How to evaluate the company pension plan for the pay report
Exclusively for subscribers: Growing pension systems become a liability risk under the EU Pay Transparency Directive. The Freshfields experts Dr. Thomas Granetzny and Leander Rathmann explain which assessment methods are gaining ground – and why you need to act now. Since its adoption in June 2023, the EU Pay Transparency Directive (2023/970) has employed HR managers and legal advisors alike. Among other things, the directive obliges employers to provide applicants with information about their starting salary before they are hired, to provide existing employees with information about their own remuneration and the remuneration of comparable colleagues upon request and -…
Political day of June 2, 2026 | The Government, on Feijóo’s proposal for a motion of censure: “The PP does not have a country project”
The Government spokesperson, Elma Saiz, has criticized Feijóo’s proposal to Junts and PNV to support a motion of censure out of “cynicism” and “despair”. “The Popular Party does not have a project for the country. It does not have a project to advance Spain. This opposition that they are creating is empty, it does not contribute,” he added. Feijóo stated this Tuesday that “Spain urgently needs a Government with autonomy to govern and with a majority capable of defending the general interest.” However, he has avoided the proposal to meet in Waterloo with Carles Puigdemont to negotiate Junts’ support for…
A ship owned by Mediterranean Shipping Company, the world’s largest container shipping firm, was struck by two projectiles in an Iraqi port, the Geneva-based company said.The cargo ship, the Sariska V, was hit as it left the Port of Umm Qasr in Iraq on Monday. All crew members were safe and unharmed, the company said on Tuesday.The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it acted in response to U.S. strikes on an Iranian vessel in the Gulf of Oman, according to Tasnim, a semiofficial news outlet affiliated with the Guards. The Revolutionary Guards reportedly said the…
“I just don’t know what to do.” Trainers hear this sentence more and more often these days. Often after several internships, career advice or applications that have already been sent. Some young people cancel at short notice, others ghost companies after they have accepted an offer. Others start training – and realize a few weeks later that they had imagined something different. The impression quickly arises: The young generation doesn’t want to commit, doesn’t want to just “hold on,” and is constantly looking for optimization. But it’s not that simple. Many young people today experience something different: enormous uncertainty when…
International mobility is often viewed as an operational support function. This creates valuable data on costs, risks and talent movements along every posting. Professor Stefan Remhof shows how data-driven global mobility creates transparency, reduces risks and becomes a success factor for international mobility. Executive Summary Data-driven global mobility: From administrative function to strategic intelligence partner The challenge: International mobility generates large amounts of data on compliance, costs, taxes, visas and talent movements. However, in many companies, this information remains hidden in Excel spreadsheets, emails and isolated systems. The result is a lack of transparency, increased risks and a predominantly reactive…






