Here’s How Much Money Google And Facebook Made In India Last Year
Most of India’s startups might be still mired in losses, but global tech giants are making a killing in the country. Both Google…
Most of India’s startups might be still mired in losses, but global tech giants are making a killing in the country. Both Google…
Top founders can often come to represent their companies — Elon Musk, for instance, is synonymous with Tesla, and Amazon figurehead is very…
Glassdoor asks you if you love your job and use your feedback to decide the winners of their annual Employees’ Choice Awards. They have been doing this for nine years and this year was no different either. On Tuesday they published the result and announced their list of 50 best companies to work for. The list is based on 2.1 million anonymous company reviews.
Unsurprisingly 20 out of these 50 companies are tech based. Here’s the whole list of 20 companies where you can send out resumes for 2017.
It’s the 21st century, and we’ve welcomed our robot overlords with open arms. Robots are making cars, acting as bank tellers, and even making…
After setting up world class offices in Hyderabad and Mumbai, that’s home to Facebook India’s operations, the social networking giant has now moved into an all new office in Gurgaon. (Delhi NCR)
We always knew that technology was bringing the world together, and now the good folks at Facebook have math to back that up. In a study that the company described as a “monumental task”, Facebook has concluded that the degrees of separation between humans is around 3.57, as opposed to the 6 that has been codified in the popular pharse.
According to media buyers, Facebook has spent close to 300 crores – or almost 90% of its yearly revenue from India – on promoting this campaign across digital and offline media.
It’s nearly Christmas, and it’s the season of giving. Quite appropriately, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s 31 year old billionaire founder, has pledged to give away 99% of his Facebook shares towards good causes. These shares have a combined value of $45 billion.
Data from a Facebook report for the first half of 2015 reveals that India topped in requests for blocking content on the social networking site. Facebook, in its Global Government Requests Report has said that India and Turkey were responsible for most of the content taken down for violating local laws.