One of corporate world’s most memorable mottos is slowly getting phased out by a company that seems to be adapting to the changing times. Google has quietly removed references to “Don’t be evil” from its code of conduct sometime between April and May, Gizmodo reports. Google’s code of conduct, which lays down how the company expects its employees to operate, now no longer seems to focus on “Don’t be evil,” but instead makes vague references that work at…

For a service that didn’t even exist until 5 years ago, app-based cab rides now come with a surprising number of frills. After introducing entertainment systems in its cabs, and everything from day-long rentals to outstation rides, Ola now is testing out a feature where it’ll let users pay for their cab rides up to 15 days after they take them. Called Ola Credit, Ola says the service lets users “ride now and pay later.” This means that…

The reply-all button can be a brutal leveler, whether you’re a lowly intern or a high-flying CEO. Urban Clap’s CEO Abhiraj Bhal appears to have accidentally hit reply-all on a customer complaint, which meant that his comment, which was presumably meant only for Urban Clap employees, ended up in the inbox of the customer himself. To make matters worse, the comment itself wasn’t flattering — “Please ignore him completely. Nobody should answer his queries,” Bhal…

While experts are debating whether e-commerce businesses are sustainable, and whether they’ll end up killing traditional brick-and-mortar business, or whether they’ll ever make any money, a Pune-based supermarket chain has made its stance known in very public fashion. Dorabjee’s, which runs supermarket and grocery stores in Pune, has a website which greets users with a “Why we have not started online shopping… YET!” It then asks users to scroll down, and doesn’t present any arguments…