The days of shopping from Flipkart using your desktop are over. A few months after its subsidiary Myntra announced that it was shutting its website and switching only to an app model, India’s largest e-commerce retailer, Flipkart, has annouced that it will be adopting the same model come September.
Indian corporates are going out of their way to woo women employees. After Flipkart announced a generous set of perks for its expecting mothers, Genpact has announced that it plans to hire women who have taken a mid-career break for any reason.
Large tech companies can’t seem to get enough of Hyderabad. After Google and Amazon announced plans to set up their largest non-US campuses here, it’s now the turn of Uber to start calling Hyderabad its home. The company on Monday announced plans to invest $ 50 million to build a state-of-the-art office in the city.
The Housing.com website has been hacked and a mysterious message has been put up by the perpetrators.
Discount coupon site GrabOn today launched the third version of its website. The chief change that comes with this version is Buzz Me – a feature that will allows online shoppers to have a personalized notification popping-up on their desktop. Users would not need to register or download any app or plugin for this feature to work.
For the first time, Stanford Angels and Entrepreneurs (SAE) is venturing out of the Bay Area, California by setting up their India chapter. The chapter is being founded by Paula Mariwala, who graduated from Stanford University in 1988, and others.
Rahul Yadav, the controversial CEO of Housing.com, has been fired by the board, brining and end to his tumultuous tenure as CEO.
Tech companies across the world have been ramping up their efforts to retain women employees, and this trend seems to be catching on in India too. Flipkart today announced a revolutionary set of perks that the company will soon be extending to its pregnant employees.
Flipkart has announced that it will be moving 300 of its employees to Serco, a company that specializes BPO operations. This move has not gone down well with the employees, many of whom are reportedly mulling quitting over this transfer.