ageism at work could cost oecd economies 500 billion by 2040 wef report

Age-related discrimination could wipe out $500 billion in OECD productivity: Report

With populations ageing faster than the workforce, the WEF-Marsh report warns that age-based discrimination is pushing experienced workers out of jobs. Ageing populations across Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) economies are emerging as one of the biggest workforce challenges over the next two decades, with age-related discrimination threatening to wipe out nearly $500…

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Watch: ‘Viking Row’ fever grips Miami before Norway’s historic World Cup clash against England | Football News

Viking Row in Miami (Image: X) Miami Beach has been painted red ahead of one of the biggest matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with thousands of Norway supporters turning the city’s iconic Ocean Drive into a carnival of chants, songs and Viking-inspired celebrations before Saturday’s quarter-final against England.The Scandinavian nation has captured the…

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he dropped out of college after six months slept on friends39 floors then built one of the world39s biggest companies

This American businessman dropped out of college after six months, got fired from his own company, and then changed the future of technology

Steve Jobs’ path to success was far from conventional. After dropping out of Reed College, he faced financial struggles, built Apple from a garage, was fired from the company he co-founded, and returned to lead one of the greatest corporate comebacks in history. His remarkable journey remains a powerful lesson in resilience, curiosity and perseverance….

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Gary Cooper Quote: Quote of the day by Gary Cooper: ‘One man who saw through his own eyes and thought with his own brain. Such men may be rare… but they move the world,’ when the late Hollywood star explained the importance of having your own voice through a dialogue from ‘The Fountainhead’ | English Movie News

Quote of the day by Gary Cooper: ‘One man who saw through his own eyes and thought with his own brain. Such men may be rare… but they move the world,’ when the late Hollywood star explained the importance of having your own voice through a dialogue from ‘The Fountainhead’ Gary Cooper was a well-known…

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Norway may row but England roars UK Armed Forces patriotic

‘Norway may row, but England roars’: UK Armed Forces’ patriotic message goes viral ahead of World Cup clash

UK Armed Forces send a message for England ahead of World Cup clash. As England braces for a blockbuster FIFA World Cup clash against Norway, the UK Ministry of Defence has shared a spirited video backing Thomas Tuchel’s side with a playful dig at the Norwegians’ famous Viking celebrations.Posted on X (formerly Twitter), the 50-second…

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Sarvesh Kushare scripts history on Diamond League debut, becomes first Indian ever to… | More sports News

Sarvesh Kushare of India (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader) India’s Sarvesh Kushare made a strong first impression at the Monaco Diamond League 2026 by finishing third in the men’s high jump. The 31-year-old cleared 2.26m to secure a place on the podium at Stade Louis II. With the result, he became the first Indian to finish in…

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“Making millions of dollars posting absolute lies”: Candace Owens’ net worth draws attention after Laura Loomer demands demonetization over Charlie Kirk claims

Laura Loomer has called for Candace Owens to be demonetized, accusing her of profiting from content about Charlie Kirk’s death and allegedly harassing his family. Owens rejected the criticism and hit back at Loomer on X. The dispute comes amid Owens’ ongoing public feud with Ben Shapiro and Andrew Kolvet, who have also criticized her…

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‘People don’t want us to win’: Argentina head coach fires back at FIFA favouritism claims | Football News

Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni (AP Photo) Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni has rejected suggestions that FIFA is favouring the defending champions at the ongoing FIFA World Cup, insisting that such allegations are nothing new and instead serve as extra motivation for his players. Speaking ahead of Argentina’s quarter-final clash against Switzerland on Sunday, Scaloni…

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