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…
Elon Musk has been hitting out at OpenAI over its disputed non-profit structure with lawsuits and trolling, but OpenAI seems to be fighting…
All manner of multinational companies already have their presence in India, but India is now featuring ever more prominently in their plans. US-based…
We’re past that phase where we needed to talk about what women bring to the table because if you don’t understand this by now, your company is doomed. This is about understanding that our work culture is masculine by default (since women entered workforce less than just a century ago) and working towards making it gender neutral.
Last night, a prominent media house had reported that local services provider LocalOye was on the verge of shutting down. Today morning, LocalOye founder Aditya Rao posted a heartfelt 15-tweet tweetstorm talking about the report and the problems at his company. In an unusually honest and brutal assessment of his company, Rao admits that while Localoye is “wasn’t in the best of situations”, it will live to fight another day.
Meet Chinnappa, a 55 year old, ex army veteran who’s employed as an Uber cab driver under the Uber Fauji programme. Started late last year, Uber Fauji is an initiative by Uber that aims to give employment to ex servicemen.
You know the time for green initiatives has truly taken off when the country’s prime minister lends his support to one.
In a major win for the environment, and Ola cabs, electricity powered E-rikshaws will now be available to book on commutech player Ola’s app in the Delhi NCR region.
Work, fun? You’re having a laugh! No, that isn’t a joke because work needs to be fun if you want to get the…
Every year tens of thousands of people are injured at work. It causes pain and heartbreak to families. And it costs businesses millions…
The Internet is replete with articles giving advice to homeowners about how to move house. But seldom do we see the same advice…
How does a great cricketing nation hire a new coach? Through an ad in the newspaper of course.
Paytm’s tie up with Flipkart’s delivery arm is a pointer towards what the company’s priorities are going forward.
