The great resignation has become the top concern for all organizations be it thriving startups or large corporates. India is no exception as the new study highlights that 86% of employees in India ...

Brief Technology The next Warren Buffett: Why the world is going crazy over the 30-year-old billionaire Samuel Bankman-Fried is dubbed the next warren Buffett as he breaks all those investment ...

Passwords have long been declared defunct. But when it comes to online transactions, they still continue to be heavily relied on in the form of one-time passwords aka OTPs. Now, to help consumers ...

Brief Social Media Technology After Apple, Tesla, Netflix, Amazon, now Meta starts laying off randomly chosen workers by an algorithm Meta has started laying off employees who were chosen randomly by ...

Despite Jio and Airtel's extensive 4G and 5G rollouts across India, network connectivity and call drops remain major concerns among Indians.

Real-time payments are fast gaining momentum when it comes to popularity! According to e-marketer, in 2020, RTP payment methods were widely used all across Asia-Pacific, with the biggest volume of ...

OYO IPO plans are in flux once again! The hospitality company has withdrawn its draft IPO prospectus filed with SEBI for the second time.

As Swiggy and Swish eye the largest chunk of the 10-minute food delivery market in India, experts debate whether the opportunity really exists.

Brief Internet Social Media ShareChat Spent ₹7.4 to Generate Just ₹1 as Operating Revenue in FY23: Struggling to Grow in India’s Short-Video-Sharing Market ShareChat recorded a whopping 59.4% YoY ...

To gain a comprehensive understanding of Xiaomi’s intensified efforts to boost smartphone sales in India, let’s first explore the underlying factors that led to the shift in strategy towards targeting ...

The below graph represents the yearly distribution of Walmart's global revenue, starting from fiscal 1970 to the recently completed year. The retail giant reported its highest-ever annual revenue of ...

Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) releases three or four iPhone models every year to target various price segments of smartphone buyers. Interestingly, within a few months of launch, the sales of iPhones ...