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Musk's top-down approach will harm Twitter, says Manish Maheshwari

Large platforms can also go into exponential decay if the network effect stops working in their favour, Maheshwari said

In layoff season, Google may fire 10,000 'low performing' employees

The news on layoff at Google has come within days of a letter that hedge fund TCI, an investor in the company, wrote to Alphabet. TCI has shares worth $6 billion in Alphabet

A banker turned tech maven: Meet Sandhya Devanathan, Meta India head

Devanathan takes over the India operations after the previous incumbent, Ajit Mohan, resigned to join social media company Snap Inc

Data Protection Bill: Experts seek clarity on timelines and definitions

Say some of the open-ended language may need refining

Companies can add $460 bn to profits with better AI implementation: Study

three things companies need for these gains are improved data practices, trust in advanced AI, and AI integration with business operations

60% in survey report personal data breach by their loan service provider

Four out of 10 in LocalCircles study point finger towards insurance providers or banks

Blackstone to acquire majority stake in R Systems for Rs 2,904 crore

Blackstone is buying the promoters' stake for Rs 245 per share, a premium of 3.9 per cent on the current price of Rs 235.8 per share. The promoters will get around Rs 1,496.95 crore

Indian PC mkt dips 11.7% in Q3CY22; demand to be slow for next 2 qtrs: IDC

All segments declined except the government, which grew by 91.5 per cent YoY on the back of government orders, leading to strong growth in the third consecutive quarter

As SoftBank sells stake in Paytm for $215 million, more could follow

The price range for the shares was set between Rs 555 to Rs 601.45, which would mean a discount of 7.7 per cent

Layoffs are part of annual operating planning review process: Amazon

Sources say attempts being made to absorb staff in other units

'What if I'm next?' Fear grips Amazon India employees amid global layoffs

Those in the know say the full force of the impact of global layoffs in India will be felt in the retail division

Where did big tech and startups go wrong on hiring?

After Twitter and Meta, Amazon is planning to lay-off a big chunk of its workforce. Reports say that it would fire close to 10,000 employees. What led to this situation? And what's the road ahead?

Blackstone launches platform to expand foray in Indian data centre segment

US private equity player Lumina CloudInfra's to add 600 megawatts of critical IT load

Google Play allows UPI Autopay payment for subscription-based purchases

Autopay helps customers make recurring payments using any UPI application

Flipkart key driver of 13% spike in Walmart's international revenue

Walmart management says early timing of Big Billion Sale, from Q4 last year to Q3 this year, benefited the company

Economic uncertainty a threat for flexi-work model: LinkedIn research

71% of business leaders surveyed in India want employees to work more frequently from office, instead of WHF. Despite this, 82% believe hybrid working is here to stay for the longer term

Absolutely committed to integrity, transparency of our ops: Top Oracle exec

Speaking in the context of recent charges against the firm, Garrett IIg, president, Oracle Japan and Asia Pacific, says compliance training among employees has become more aggressive recently

Closing the green gap: 17% of businesses have calculated carbon output

Indian businesses today recognise the potential of sustainability to unlock business value, a recent study says

I hope to attract a bunch of interns from IIT-Bombay: Binance's Rohit Wad

Binance's Chief Technology Officer Rohit Wad talks to with Shivani Shinde about hiring more interns from India, making crypto easy to use and ensuring regulatory compliance

Pandemic boom to season of layoffs: How big tech and startups got it wrong

It is not just Meta which is looking at becoming capital efficient. Alphabet, the parent company of Google and Microsoft have already sent messages that focus will be on increasing productivity