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This travel company wants to pay you €118k to run their Instagram around the world

Loknath Das

Dream job alert. It’s officially been winter for 47 years now so we’re all very much living for when we can leave work for a much needed holiday in the sun. If you can’t wait until summer to get away and fancy working in social media, we’ve come across a job opportunity that you won’t want to miss. Royal Carribbean is hiring an apprentice ‘shore explorer’ and it sounds class. The role would see you travelling all over the world to destinations including Dubai, Alaska, Norway and Japan. The successful…

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Essential Phone Discontinued, Company Working on ‘Next Mobile Product’

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Android co-creator Andy Rubin’s Essential Phone has become unavailable and the company has said it won’t replenish the stocks, thus, effectively discontinuing the smartphone. Originally introduced in 2017, the Essential Phone, also known as PH-1, has had a rocky start. Even after expanding into new markets, the phone’s sales remained underwhelming and resulted in layoffs and rumours that the firm would be sold. It was among the first phones to sport a display notch, a feature that became ubiquitous this year in the smartphone industry. In addition to confirming that…

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OnePlus 5T to Get Android 8.0 Oreo-Based OxygenOS Open Beta Soon, Hints Company

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HIGHLIGHTS OnePlus Germany’s handle made the announcement on Twitter Open Beta is currently not available, might rollout soon OnePlus 3, 3T, and 5 have already received stable builds for Android 8.0 OnePlus has had an intriguing rollout for Android 8.0 Oreo on its smartphones this year. The OnePlus 3, OnePlus 3T, and OnePlus 5 already have the stable Oreo build rolling out, while the latest OnePlus 5T still hasn’t received a beta version, up until now. The company on Wednesday has hinted that an open beta version for the OnePlus 5T will be available soon. As we…

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Whitefish Energy: Power company halts Puerto Rico work

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An energy firm is halting work restoring power in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico in a dispute over pay. Whitefish Energy says payments have been delayed from Puerto Rico’s bankrupt power authority. The power authority, known was Prepa, says it is reviewing invoices and has stopped payments after receiving a complaint from a subcontractor. Whitefish Energy has been at the centre of a contracting controversy that reached the Trump administration. Puerto Rico’s hard road to recovery after Hurricane Maria Whitefish energy grid deal to be scrapped The company said in a statement…

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Keep Your Company On The Road To Ecommerce Success With These Marketing Strategies

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Many if not most business owners dream of making their organizations successful in the ecommerce campaign. However, it’s important to know that success will not just happen. Rather, you need to actively work to make things like conversion optimization and enhanced industry influence happen by putting together a plan. Below you’ll find just three of many marketing strategies you may want to integrate into your company’s strategic plan for growth: 1. Run A Facebook Contest. One great way to keep your company on the road to ecommerce success is by…

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Save Yourself the Stress – Hire a Professional Moving Company For Your Long-Distance Move

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Moving can appear like a bad dream, however when you have proficient long separation movers on your group, they’ll guarantee your turn goes easily. Try not to go only it – employ a specialist moving organization to dispense with the anxiety of movement. Moving anyplace, be it crosswise over town or the nation over, makes a gigantic measure of anxiety. Be that as it may, when you’re moving long separation, that anxiety can appear to duplicate a hundredfold with each mile. Employing an expert, trustworthy moving organization can guarantee your…

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In the company of wolves: animal encounters in Narvik, Norway

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arrive after dark, driving past piled up snow and pull up by a darkened log cabin office. No one comes out. I turn off the car lights and step into the freezing air. As my eyes adjust to the Arctic night, I see a green glow in the western sky, at first just two smudges on either side of the valley, a cosmic reptilian blush that grows into a phosphorescent super-highway that vaults across the snow-capped peaks. It is my 10th wintertime visit to the Arctic and, at last, I’ve…

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