US-based firms sack over 2.7 lakh employees in Q1, up nearly 400%
San Francisco: US-based employers, led by tech companies, announced 270,416 job cuts in the first quarter this year, a 396 ...
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San Francisco: US-based employers, led by tech companies, announced 270,416 job cuts in the first quarter this year, a 396 ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Elon Musk has finally broken his silence on giving stock awards to employees, saying that they will get ...
Read moreNew York: A blame game is on for who caused the Silicon Valley Banks (SVB) collapse, and the tech sector ...
Read moreSan Francisco: As lakhs of Big Tech employees make a beeline to secure a job as soon as possible, smaller ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Microsoft-owned ChatGPT has started replacing humans at workplaces as some companies have implemented the AI chatbot to perform ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Chinese short video-making app TikTok has reportedly sacked its entire India staff -- about 40 employees -- and ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Majority of the Indian private and public sector companies lack effectiveness and policy-oriented actions when it comes to ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The central government is likely to increase dearness allowance (DA) for its over one crore employees and pensioners ...
Read moreNew Delhi: With more Big Tech companies like Microsoft and Google joining the ongoing layoff season, about 3,000 tech employees ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Joining the Big Tech league of Amazon, Meta and Microsoft, Google's parent company Alphabet is now laying off ...
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The Supreme Court ruling on 8 April declaring as erroneous and illegal the action of Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi,...
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Of all the problems that India faces in its neighbourhood, the most pressing one seems to be emerging from Bangladesh...
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One American – a poet (TS Eliot) – wrote many years ago, “April is the cruellest month.” Another American –...
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How do trade wars end? To answer that, we have to ask ourselves, how do wars end? The answer is...
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