Google Launched Its Own Job Search Engine – Here’s How It Works

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The tech giant recently launched its own job search feature , Google for Jobs.

As Business Insider's Matt Weinberger reports , the new feature employs machine learning-trained algorithms to sort and organize job listings from a range of employment sites including LinkedIn, Monster, and Glassdoor.

So if you decide to find your next gig on Google, you'll have a streamlined place to search and AI technology on your side.

Here's how to get started using Google for Jobs:
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Apple’s ‘Made-In-India’ IPhone SE Hits The Market

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BENGALURU: Apple's first batch of 'Assembled in India' iPhone SE has made its debut in select stores in Bengaluru priced at Rs 27,200 for a 32GB and Rs 37,200 for a 128GB model.

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Taiwanese company Wistron, an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of Apple globally, has shipped a few thousand iPhone SE units out of its facility in the city's industrial hub of Peenya. India will be only the third country to assemble iPhones, underscoring how important it has become for one of the world's most valued companies.

Sources said Apple's resellers and other retail partners have a few tens of units of the Assembled in India' phones in Bengaluru. A query sent to Apple on the number of units in the initial production of iPhone SE did not elicit a reply till the time of going to print.