Chase online banking problems gave nightmares to thousands

No one expected the second largest bank in the world, Chase, to come out with such a shoddy performance, when they found it hard to tackle the disruption of online banking service in their branches.

Chase customers in United States were going through a tough time to pay their bills on time, as the online Banking services at Chase were down since Monday.

Most of the Chase customers in US were annoyed the way the bank has handled the situation.

5 types of Bosses you would love to know

Bosses, at times could make or break your career.

Some say, don’t ever play with your bosses mood. Bosses can be irritating at times, and yet, you are left with no choice but to follow your bosses’ advice.

What type of bosses you prefer?

Here are 5 types of bosses which you normally see around in the corporate arena.

Why office goers should dress properly

Dresses play a very important part in shaping our career. Dresses dictate certain aspects of your character.
If you notice a carefully dressed person, you would find that he exudes confidence; the person intends to communicate a lot through his dresses.

Most important of all, he attracts attention and has a certain aura about himself.
The question, however remains, how dresses impact others.

• Imagine a scenario when an entrepreneur walks to a shopping mall with a shabby looking dress, and he encounters a potential client.

PayPal resumes electronic withdrawal in India for the second time this year

When PayPal stopped electronic withdrawal for Indian users in February 2010, everyone waited for the removal of the ban.

The reserve bank of India imposed restrictions on PayPal, as it cited statement discrepancies on PayPal’s part.

However, the stalemate ended and again it was happy times for Indian users. The electronic withdrawal system resumed after a month.

Indian currency Rupee has finally got a symbol

Indian currency Rupee has become the fifth currency in the world to be assigned a symbol.  The Indian parliament gave permissions to assign rupee with a rare symbol. The symbol is a blend of two popular scripts, Devnagiri and Latin.

The credit to find the right symbol goes to D. Udaya Kumar, the man who wins hearts of the Indian cabinet with his intelligent design. The symbol represents two horizontal lines, which cuts the Devnagiri (RA) in the upper section as shown in the picture above. Both lines cut across the Devnagiri script (RA) right on the top, which is in contrast to other currency symbols in the world.