Amazon Web Services launches AWS re/Start in India for skills development in cloud computing
New Delhi: Amazon Web Services Wednesday launched its AWS re/Start programme in India to skill people in cloud computing. AWS ...
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New Delhi: Amazon Web Services Wednesday launched its AWS re/Start programme in India to skill people in cloud computing. AWS ...
Read moreBengaluru: Leading e-commerce players Amazon and Flipkart Sunday said early trends during their respective festive sales - kicked off from ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Amazon has launched its newest smart display called Amazon Echo Show 15. With a 15.6-inch, 1080p Full HD ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Amazon Tuesday announced the launch of its global computer science (CS) education programme - Amazon Future Engineer (AFE) ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Amazon India Friday said it will kick off its festive season sale - The Great Indian Festival (GIF) ...
Read moreWashington: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has pledged $1 billion towards improving conservation efforts, with a target of protecting 30 per ...
Read moreNew Delhi: US e-commerce giant Amazon, is currently said to be investigating alleged bribes paid by its legal representatives in ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The US-based company Amazon Inc's India operations has spent a staggering over $1.2 billion in legal expenses in ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Tech billionaire Elon Musk's companies do not care about rules, Amazon said this week before the Federal Communications ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The Supreme Court Thursday stayed all proceedings before the Delhi High Court on Amazon's petition seeking enforcement of ...
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The shadow of Donald Trump, with trade and economic uncertainties linked to his return to the White House in January...
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I n what appears to be a pro-incumbency mandate, the Mahayuti coalition led by the BJP swept the Maharashtra Assembly...
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“India and Bangladesh share deep-rooted bonds of history, language, culture, and a multitude of other commonalities. The outstanding nature of...
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Since its second term, the Modi government has retained top civil servants beyond retirement for ‘continuity in policymaking’. Weeks after...
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