Difficult Times Ahead For Twitter?
Quarterly results of internet giants Facebook and Twitter released this week show that while the former is flourishing, the latter is in real danger
In A Reversal Of Fortunes, Flipkart’s Valuation Raised By Fidelity
US-based mutual funds haven’t been the biggest fans of Flipkart this year. But things seem to have turned a corner for Flipkart though. Today Fidelity marked up the value of its Flipkart’s shares by 2.7 percent.
Apple To Open Apple Stores In India: Tim Cook
It’s finally official. If Apple CEO Tim Cook is to be believed, Apple will soon be opening its iconic retail stores in India. The announcement was made by Cook on the sidelines of Apple’s Q3 earnings call.
Learn From The Experts About Everything Your Business Office Needs
Source The business office is an important part of any company. In fact, some people would argue that the office is the heart…
Personalize Your Work Space: How To Use Cubicle Decor To Love Your Job
Considering that you spend 40 hours a week there, shouldn’t your office or cubicle be comfortable and inviting? Contrary to popular belief, keeping an austere work space doesn’t promote productivity.
Amazon Launches Amazon Prime In India For Rs. 499
Amazon has finally brought one of its most sought-after features – Amazon Prime – to India.
TCS Top IT Employer In India, Followed By Infosys
According to a NASSCOM report, software services major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has been ranked as the top employer in the Indian IT industry with 362,000 employees. It was followed by Infosys with 197,000 employees.
16 Indian Startups Solving The Most Unusual Problems In 2016
India Inc. is also home to startups that fulfill needs that you didn’t even realize you had. These startups are quirky, zany, and are solving some very unusual problems. We trawled the length and the breadth of the Indian startup ecosystem to find out the most outlandish startup ideas that are being worked on last year. And we are back with our top picks this year.
Yahoo! To Be Sold To Verizon For $5 Billion: Reports
Reuters is reporting that Verizon has agreed to buy Yahoo! for an estimated $5 billion.