
Isabella Kwai
General Assignment and Breaking News Reporter, London Express at The New York Times
Reporter @nytimes in London via Sydney. Formerly @theatlantic
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1 week ago |
clarin.com | Isabella Kwai
Marina Kausar no estaba segura de cómo referirse a los tres meses que se tomó de descanso tras renunciar a su trabajo. Después de varios empleos en finanzas y tecnología, Kausar, de 30 años, se sentía estresada y exhausta. Como había reunido algunos ahorros, decidió renunciar en diciembre de 2023, sin tener otro puesto a la vista, con el plan de dedicarse a actividades que había dejado de lado por centrarse en el trabajo. “Tenía más tiempo para hacer ejercicio. Comía mejor, dormía mejor.
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1 week ago |
infobae.com | Isabella Kwai
Marina Kausar no estaba segura de cómo referirse a los tres meses que se tomó de descanso tras renunciar a su trabajo. Después de varios empleos en finanzas y tecnología, Kausar, de 30 años, se sentía estresada y exhausta. Como había reunido algunos ahorros, decidió renunciar en diciembre de 2023, sin tener otro puesto a la vista, con el plan de dedicarse a actividades que había dejado de lado por centrarse en el trabajo. "Tenía más tiempo para hacer ejercicio. Comía mejor, dormía mejor.
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1 week ago |
rethinking65.com | Isabella Kwai
Marina Kausar wasn’t sure what to call the three-month break she took after quitting her job. After working in a series of jobs in finance and technology, Kausar, 30, was feeling stressed and overworked. In December 2023, with a bit of savings built up, she quit without another position lined up to focus on things that had fallen to the wayside while she was focused on work. “I had more time to work out. I was eating better, sleeping better.
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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Isabella Kwai |Lizzie Dearden
LONDON — Andrew Tate, the online influencer known for his misogynistic views, has been accused of raping two women and threatening one of them with a gun, in a claim filed in Britain’s High Court. The accusations are part of a lawsuit filed by the two women, and two others, last June against Tate. The New York Times obtained details of their claims from the court ahead of a hearing on the case in London on April 15.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Isabella Kwai |Lizzie Dearden
The women are seeking damages for assault, battery and infliction of intentional harm, and said they had suffered from mental stress and humiliation. Two of them said they were recruited by Mr. Tate between December 2014 and April 2015 to work for his webcam business, which involved displaying their faces and bodies on a webcam to men online, who made requests of them in return for payment.
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