In a Daily Mail report, former Meta employee Madelyn Machado shared how she was paid Rs 1.5 crore in salary "to do nothing."
Panera Bread is piloting Amazon's palm-scanning technology in St. Louis to offer customers a faster way to connect to their loyalty program and pay.
According to the website that tracks tech sector job cuts, five companies laid off 70–75% of their workforce, with over 36,400 people losing their jobs in India in the last couple of years.
Tim Clark, the head of flag carrier Emirates, said that Indian airlines are missing out on revenues to the tune of $800-900 million due to limited bilateral agreements between India and Dubai.
An Iranian official announced Sunday that the Saudi King had invited the Iranian President to visit for the first time in 25 years.
HR and staffing firms said they are confident in the Indian economy and predict the SVB collapse will have minimal to no impact on the talent market in India.
After the Hindenburg fallout due to a report on January 24 that wiped out $140 billion from the market value of Gautam Adani’s empire, the Adani Group has suspended their work on the Rs 34,900 crore petchem project at Mundra in Gujarat.
India's state minister for technology, Rajeev Chandrashekhar, said that Indian startups have deposits of about $1 billion in SVB.
Amazon did not alert its New York City customers that they were being monitored by technology that tracks their bodies’ shapes and sizes as well as their palm prints, a lawsuit filed Thursday alleges.
A product designer from New York came across a job listing put up by her company for the same role but with a higher salary. Kimberly Nguyen decided to reapply for the job and what happened next had Twitter hooked. Her Twitter thread narrating the incident received more than 12 million views and is now viral.
