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FBI Now Says Past Prostitution And Theft May Not Disqualify Applicants
FBI Now Says Past Prostitution And Theft May Not Disqualify Applicants
The FBI has reportedly loosened some of its automatic disqualifiers for prospective employees, allowing applicants with certain past conduct to be considered on a case-by-case basis, according to The Times Of India.
Under the revised standards, previously hiring a sex worker is no longer necessarily disqualifying. Applicants may still be eligible if it happened fewer than three times and the most recent incident was more than 10 years ago.
The change partly accounts for cases in which prostitution was legal where...
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Saudi Arabia's $1Tn Wealth Fund Opens Shanghai Office As China Ties Deepen
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Via The Cradle
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) opened a second office in mainland China earlier this year, establishing a Shanghai branch to expand dealmaking and attract more Chinese investment into the kingdom, Bloomberg reports.
The office was registered last year, falls under PIF’s Beijing branch, and is led by Lily Cong, a former chief representative of Fidelity International in China’s capital.
Source: Britannica
The Shanghai outpost was reportedly created to strengthen the $1 trillion fund’s ability to pursue outbound deals in China,...
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