After a torrid period for Indian startup stocks which saw the values of listed companies erode over a period of more than two…
The list of global tech companies manufacturing their products in India continues to grow longer. India’s Dixon has partnered with Nokia to make…
Tech companies had become quite bloated after the ZIRP era of the mid 2010s, but they seem to be getting back into shape….
All manner of multinational companies already have their presence in India, but India is now featuring ever more prominently in their plans. US-based…
Microsoft has announced that it will be acquiring professional social network LinkedIn.
Yahoo has announced that it would be phasing out the messenger on August 5th, in favour of a newly designed chat-app which would pretty much do what Yahoo messenger did, and more. It would allow users to chat, exchange photos, GIFs, “like” things, and make groups – features that Facebook and Whatsapp currently provide. However, the new Yahoo app would also come with an “Unsend” option for those hurriedly sent angry texts or autocorrect disasters.
Oyo Rooms has been taken to court by a company that accuses it of not having made Rs. 1.5 crore worth of payments.
The need for good quality content be it website description, blogposts or PR releases, has never been greater. And tackling this largely cluttered and largely unorganized industry is ContentMart, India’s first marketplace for content. It serves as a platform that connects verified copywriters and clients from India and worldwide.
After a couple of iterations of the “conventional” way at job hunting, I realized I needed to find a smarter way around this. I needed to stand out at the first step in my job hunt, so I created targeted facebook ads reverse engineering my job search. I wasn’t disappointed.
Umesh Sachdev, co-founder and CEO, Unifore Software Systems (USS) is among the ten persons named by Time magazine in its 2016 list of “next generation leaders who are changing the world” released earlier this week.
Twitter is littered with customers ranting about their poor experiences with brands. People complain about delayed shipments, unreturned cashbacks, and in some cases, receiving stones and bricks when promised iPhones. But it’s not every day that you see a startup CEO tweet to a fellow startup CEO because they haven’t received their money.
Richard Branson recently caught one of his Virgin Australia employees sleeping during work. While the cool boss laughed away the incident, internet on the other hand did what it’s known for. After being inspired by the employees of the Israeli startup that turned its sleeping CEO into a meme legend with some photoshopping, in this case, the internet took it upon itself to do the need. Here are the results.
