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Airbnb has announced a number of new policies that aim to promote respect for the host’s property as well as improve its reputation in local communities. In a blog post, Airbnb said it is implementing a new series of Guest Standards that will take effect in “early 2020.” These new guest standards cover five scenarios Airbnb guests will not be allowed to break: Excessive noise, whether it’s from parties, loud music, or other sources Having unauthorized guests at the property they are renting Unauthorized parking at the property they are renting Unauthorized smoking at the property they are renting Trashing the property so much that it necessitates excessive cleaning As for any Airbnb guest who breaks these new guest standards, Airbnb says: These new Guest Standards create a clear and actionable enforcement framework for these scenarios and if it is determined that a guest has violated the new standards, the first violation will result in a warning … [Read more...] about Airbnb announces new guest standards and offers mayors’ hotline to company reps

At the beginning of 2015, few people had even heard of the idea of a basic income. It wasn’t a popular concept and few media outlets had mentioned it. By December, it was being discussed in hundreds of places, and several countries, including Finland and Switzerland, were seriously considering implementing it. advertisement advertisement The idea is simple. Instead of letting companies pay people paltry wages and then supporting those workers with government programs, the government institutes a floor for income, so no one can make less than enough to live on. If you can make more at your job, you’re welcome to it, but no one would ever lack for money. It may sound like a revolutionary idea, but 2015 was the year basic income became a mainstream proposition, much to the delight of supporters who have long favored guaranteeing everyone’s minimum welfare. To some extent, this was a media phenomenon: people jumping on a bandwagon. But it was also driven by … [Read more...] about What If We Just Gave People Enough Money To Live: 2015 In Basic Income

Saudi Aramco is now the world's most valuable listed firm after its initial public offering (IPO) raised $25.6 billion and took its market valuation to $1.7 trillion, comfortably overtaking Apple.Aramco priced its IPO at 32 riyals ($8.53) per share, the top of its indicative range, raising $25.6 billion and beating Alibaba's record $25 billion-listing in 2014.Notably, while the biggest IPO in history and is expected later this month on the Riyadh stock exchange, it still falls short of the towering $2 trillion valuations long sought by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.Close Saudi Arabia relied on domestic and regional investors to sell a 1.5 percent stake after lukewarm interest from abroad, even at the reduced valuation of $1.7 trillion. related news No apology to Elon Musk from British diver at 'pedo guy' defamation trial US likely to hit China over human rights despite trade talks John Kerry endorses Joe Biden for president Sources told Reuters earlier … [Read more...] about Saudi Aramco beats Apple to take most valuable company spot after blockbuster IPO

Motorola has stepped up their smartphone game in 2019. The brand has delivered handsets that offer better value than previous generations, including the Moto G8 Plus, Moto One Zoom, and Moto One Hyper. Moving past the mid-range smartphone market, Motorola also dabbled into Foldable smartphones and bringing back the fan-favourite Moto Razr in a new foldable attire.However, even the foldable Razr, like all other Motorola handsets, packs mid-range specs, falling several miles short of a flagship. But the company is gearing up to leap to the next level in 2020. At the Qualcomm Tech Summit in Hawaii, Motorola announced it would be bringing back top-tier, premium flagship smartphones.According to Motorola, the phones would be powered by the Snapdragon 865 and Snapdragon 765 chipsets, all but guaranteeing 5G connectivity. Motorola also confirmed that its upcoming premium smartphones would feature advanced camera prowess.Close Sergio Buniac, Motorola Mobility President, said, “Thanks to … [Read more...] about Motorola confirms flagship 5G smartphones with advanced camera performance in 2020

Here are some stocks that are in the news today:Yes Bank: Moody's downgraded bank's ratings and assigned negative outlook.Allcargo Logistics: The company will buy 1.04 crore shares of Gati at Rs 75 per share and to make an open offer for 26 percent Gati stake at Rs 75 per share.Close VST Tillers: November tractor sales down 10 percent at 568 units against 628 units and power tillers sells down 70 percent 1238 units against 2108 units, YoY related news Weekly Tactical Pick: M&M risk-reward enters favourable terrain Why RBI's status quo was in the offing Bank of Baroda: Board approved raising up to Rs 1,850 crore in Tier-I bonds.Tata Motors: JLR November UK sales fell to 8,199 units against 9,055 units YoY.RBL Bank: QIP closes, raises Rs 2,025 crore at Rs 351 per shareMahindra & Mahindra: The company acquired 36.63 percent of the equity share capital of Meru in the first tranche of investment.Majesco - Aite Group named comapny the top “Best-in-Class” Vendor … [Read more...] about Stocks in the news: Yes Bank, Tata Motors, M&M, Bank of Baroda, Narayana Hrudayalaya