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UAE Moments
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
Your Daily Career Tarot Card Reading for July 22nd, 2025
Before you go to work or pursue a job opportunity, get your Daily Career Tarot reading for insight into what you can expect today, from relations with co-workers to your best prospects. 22.7.25 The Magician: You have the opportunity to show the world how talented you are. Drawing this card suggests you're about to attend a meeting or are hoping to prove you're the person for that lucrative contract or fabulous promotion. Take time to do your research concerning any necessary facts. Hone your abilities, too, so that those in charge can't fail to spot how brilliant you are.
CNN
16-07-2025
- Business
- CNN
Ronnie Glassberg - Director, National News Hub, CNN
A winery will pay you $10,000 a month to work and live rent-free in Sonoma Mar 21, 2021 This month, Murphy-Goode Winery announced a new position with its team in Sonoma. Not only would the lucky candidate get to move to California – they'd get to live there rent-free for a year, with a $10,000 monthly paycheck.
Malay Mail
13-06-2025
- Business
- Malay Mail
Calling all job seekers! Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown is looking for you
KUALA LUMPUR, June 13 — Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown, which is opening this August, is looking to hire. There are positions for Front Office, Housekeeping, Food & Beverage, Culinary, Security, Engineering, Recreation and Sales. A premier 5-star hotel, it has 306 elegantly designed rooms and suites, along with 104 fully serviced residences. Guests can enjoy the convenience of separate entrances for the hotel and residence, ensuring privacy and a tailored experience for both. The property boasts a wide range of facilities, including two chlorinated salt-water swimming pools, a Kids' Club, recreational facilities and four distinctive food and beverage outlets offering exceptional dining experiences. Here's your chance to be part of Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur. — Picture courtesy of Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur For events and meetings, there are 16 versatile function halls, including a pillarless grand ballroom, perfect for weddings, conferences, and celebrations. Those keen to be part of the hotel should come to the Open House Walk-in Interview from June 19-21 June, between 9AM and 5PM. There will be free shuttle services from MRT Semantan and Sentul Barat straight to the hotel. Plus, there will be fun-filled activities and delicious food. For more information, go to
Independent Singapore
03-06-2025
- Business
- Independent Singapore
Steven Cheung, financially struggling, takes to Instagram asking for employment
HONG KONG: Even though singer Steven Cheung took on various jobs to make ends meet, he continues to face financial struggles and has publicly sought help, as reported by VnExpress. Photo: Instagram/Steven Cheung He took to Instagram and posted a Story, saying that he was in urgent need of a job opportunity and required HK$6,800 (S$1,116) today, and he said, 'Help me,' as reported by The Star . Difficult situation Cheung's wife, Au Yin Man, also took to Instagram to share a post about the couple's difficult situation. In a social media post, she shared her thoughts, saying that sometimes even a small amount of effort can turn things around in life, but then she also added that sometimes, even that's just not enough. Cheung and his wife are parents to four young boys, ranging in age from one to five years old. The couple has been struggling to make ends meet. Behind on their rent Things are tight for them right now. Au revealed that they're behind on their rent by a month and a half, and it costs them HK$15,000 monthly. She also mentioned that the landlord is threatening to kick them out if they don't pay the overdue rent by the end of the month. See also Netizens think that Cecilia Cheung is pregnant Cheung, 40, has held several jobs to support his family. He's done everything from setting up cable wires and working on construction sites to handing out flyers, delivering food, and even distributing condoms. Did not get many roles If you're wondering how Cheung got his start, it was in 2003 with a boy band. Before that, they were known as Boy'z but then switched to Sun Boy'z. They were quite popular in Hong Kong and even won several music awards. However, when the group disbanded in 2008, Cheung attempted to transition into acting, but his career didn't take off. He didn't get many good roles. Cheung tied the knot with Au, who's 34, back in 2019, but things have been tough for their family, especially after that cheating scandal in 2019, the one with four women, including actress April Leung. Following that, the singer was unable to secure a job, further worsening their financial difficulties. In 2003, Steven Cheung Chi-hang, 40, a singer from Hong Kong, made his debut as part of the boy group Boy'z. The duo, formed by Emperor Entertainment Group, also included Kenny Kwan. They were quite popular and received multiple music awards in Hong Kong. In 2005, Kwan left the group and was briefly replaced by Dennis Mak. Then, things shifted in 2006 when William Chan joined, and it was then that they decided to change their name to Sun Boy'z. However, in December 2008, the group officially called it quits.
News.com.au
02-06-2025
- Business
- News.com.au
$400,000 salary job proves the AI revolution is well and truly underway
A new artificial intelligence-focused job has caught the eye of one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs, who believes it is the 'perfect example' of how AI is actually creating new opportunities for those willing to adapt. Simon Beard, founder of streetwear juggernaut Culture Kings – a business he sold in 2021 for a staggering $600 million – has highlighted a new job being advertised by Meta. The job is for a Content Engineer in California and comes with a salary range of $189,000 (A$293,000) to $258,000 (A$400,000). According to the ad, the role has a focus on generative AI, with the team supporting 'products through quality control, prompt engineering, fine tuning and creative execution'. According to Mr Beard, this is an example of an AI-related job that anyone can teach themselves how to do. He said being able to come up with an idea and structure for an AI prompt that actually produces the content they want and one that services a purpose is an 'incredibly valuable' skill. 'You don't need a course. You don't need someone to hold your hand. All the tools are there. Just like you taught yourself how to use Instagram, you just have to play with it and figure it out,' he said in a recent TikTok video. 'AI is going to create so many jobs for people that are willing to go put in the work and learn and teach themselves.' Mr Beard pointed out that jobs such as this one being offered by Meta 'didn't even exist three years ago'. 'Meta's new role of content engineer isn't about complicated coding or skill sets – it's about understanding how to prompt AI tools to generate content that connects, converts, and cuts through the noise,' he said. Mr Beard isn't alone in his assessment that AI will ultimately introduce a slew of new jobs to the market. However, this doesn't mean that fears around job losses as a result of the technology are unfounded. In January, a World Economic Forum (WEF) survey found that 41 per cent of employers intend to reduce their workforce because of AI automation by 2030. 'Advances in AI and renewable energy are reshaping the (labour) market – driving an increase in demand for many technology or specialist roles while driving a decline for others, such as graphic designers,' the WEF said in a statement at the time. 'The presence of both graphic designers and legal secretaries just outside the top 10 fastest-declining job roles, a first-time prediction not seen in previous editions of the Future of Jobs Report, may illustrate GenAI's increasing capacity to perform knowledge work.' At the same time, the report also found that close to 70 per cent of companies plan to hire new workers with skills to design AI tools and enhancements, and 62 per cent plan to hire more employees with skills to work alongside the technology. Kylie Walker, chief executive of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, previously told there are plenty of potential benefits of AI, but not without guardrails. 'Greater adoption of AI could see Australia's economy increase by $200 billion annually, but it is critical that robust measures are rapidly implemented to safeguard these areas and position Australia at the forefront of AI development,' Ms Walker said. 'Investing further in local AI innovations will simultaneously create new AI industries and jobs here in Australia and reduce our reliance on internationally developed and maintained systems.'
