EA Will Create 300 New Helpline Jobs In Galway As Gaming Industry Shifts
Electronic Arts will create 300 new helpline jobs at their 400-strong customer service center at Galway, Republic of Ireland. In speaking of EA’s decision to ramp up jobs in Galway and the potential that the gaming industry is showing, Enda Kenny expressed, “This decision is a real endorsement of Ireland’s ability to meet the needs…
Read MoreTips for Fleet Management
A lot of companies have fleets of vehicles, and for that reason fleet management is very important. Here are some tips for managing your fleet of vehicles. Look at different fuel vehicles to find out if they could benefit the fleet – Usually fuel costs are going to account for 12-20% of all the operating…
Read MorePaypal Will Stop Argentine Users From Making Domestic Transactions, International Transactions Still Allowed
Paypal, a recognized online payment service, has announced that from October 9 this year, Argentine users will not be able to make any domestic transactions but can continue to make international transactions. In expressing their apologies for the inconvenience that this might cause, a statement sent to the BBC by Paypal, announced, “Argentina is a…
Read MoreZynga CEO Buys Newhall Mansion in San Francisco
Posted by: Luxury Homes Mark Pincus, the CEO of Zynga, has had quite a year. Last December the company he found, and which he currently helms, went public with much applause and bell-ringing, but since that time, Zynga’s stock has gone down in value by as much as 70 percent. Still, as a prominent captain…
Read MoreAssange Says That The Wikileaks Witch-Hunt By The US Must End, Faces Extradition To Sweden
Speaking from Ecuador’s Embassy in London, WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, spoke to the media and supporters expressing the need to put an end to the “witch-hunt” against his organization and its staff and supporters. In facing extradition to Sweden, Assange spoke of the United States and its efforts against WikiLeaks, in saying, “As WikiLeaks stands…
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