The sob stories of those who lost jobs at Meta are now out on social media and several from India, impacted in the mega layoffs that included 11,000 employees worldwide, are now asking for jobs on the professional networking platform LinkedIn.
There is no stopping prankster Rahul Lingma, who became a social media sensation after posing as a fired Twitter employee in front of its headquarters in the US. Ligma is now seen carrying a box with office stuff as a sacked employee of beleaguered crypto exchange FTX in the Bahamas.
Systematic investment plan (SIP) contribution crossed the Rs 13,000 crore mark in October, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI).
The Union Cabinet on Thursday is learnt to have allowed 14 urea plants time till March 31, 2023, to comply with the new green energy norms, sources aware of the development said.
Online food delivery platform Zomato on Thursday said that its consolidated net loss decreased to Rs 251 crore for the September quarter, against Rs 430 crore in net loss in the same quarter last year.
Amid the layoff season, tech major TCS on Thursday announced plans to create 1,200 new jobs in the US by the end of 2024. The Indian company will create these jobs in the state of Illinois, along with accelerating its STEM outreach efforts in local schools to cover 25 per cent more students and teachers.
Swedish Brand Defunc in partnership with Salora International on Thursday launched a range of products that include multi-room smart Wi-Fi home speaker solutions and a range of truly wireless stereo (TWS) Earbuds and EarPods.
Media technology company Amagi on Thursday announced it has raised over $100 million, including $80 million in primary capital, from global growth equity firm General Atlantic.
Astra, a rocket startup based in the US that went public last year, has fired 16 per cent of its staff as part of a wider strategy to increase the shrinking financial runway and decrease expenses.
Elon Musk has brought an immediate end to remote work at Twitter for the remaining 50 per cent of the employees, warning them that “the road ahead is arduous and will require intense work to succeed”.
