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Chinese Tech Firms Are Throwing Out Applicants Over The Age Of 30

Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Arvindh Yuvaraj

03-May-18 12:00

Chinese Tech Firms Are Throwing Out Applicants Over The Age Of 30

On Enterprise Biz Bytes today, Richard Bradbury, Freda Liu and Arvindh Yuvaraj discussed:

1:03 - Chinese Tech Firms Are Throwing Out Applicants Over The Age Of 30

8:56 - New Court Ruling Could Force Uber and Lift To convert Drivers To Employees

18:21 - Disney To Collaborate With Twitter On Content

25:20 - Lego, Amazon Start Platform For Interactive Building-block Game

30:32 - Google Wunderkind Is Building a Secret Social-Gaming Startup


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