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Now cancelling air tickets will cost passengers more

SpiceJet on Wednesday increased its cancellation fee to Rs 3,000 for domestic flights and Rs 3,500 for international bookings, which was Rs 2,205 and Rs 2,500 respectively till Tuesday.

Nov 3, 2017

Will Ashok Vemuri be the next Infosys CEO?

Vemuri has previously served Infosys, as the global head of manufacturing and the Americas at Infosys.

Nov 3, 2017

Apple doubled its revenues from India, says CEO Tim Cook

It's not just iPhone sales that have increased in India, the company is also witnessing greater demand for other products such as iPads and Macs.

Nov 3, 2017

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30,000 telecom employees likely to face layoffs in next 12 months

Profiles like data entry, telecalling and ground sales with annual salaries ranging from Rs 1.2 lakh to Rs 2.8 lakh will become obsolete.

Nov 3, 2017

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The five craziest bids for Amazons new HQ

Amazon has received 238 proposals from cities to set-up its second headquarters location. Here are some of the most creative bids Amazon received.

Nov 2, 2017

1,000 new start-ups joined in 2017, B2B and advanced tech start-ups pushing the ecosystem forward: Nasscom

With 40 percent of the start-ups in the B2B segment, its share in the overall tech start-up funding is over 30 percent.

Nov 2, 2017

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More bleak days likely as major IT firms trim workforce by over 4,000

Brands like Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro and Tech Mahindra have seen quite a decline in their headcount in the last six months and are not too keen on campus placements either.

Nov 2, 2017

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Facebook, Google and Twitter have circulated some of the most outrageous fake news

Since Donald Trumps 2016 presidential election campaign trail, fake news has been thrust into the spotlight. Tech companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter have come under scrutiny for failing to stop the circulation of fake news. On 31 October, representatives from these three tech companies are testifying on Capitol Hill for the Russian-tie investigation for the 2016 Presidential Election Campaign.

Nov 2, 2017

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Now cancelling air tickets will cost passengers more

Will Ashok Vemuri be the next Infosys CEO?

Apple doubled its revenues from India, says CEO Tim Cook

30,000 telecom employees likely to face layoffs in next 12 months

The five craziest bids for Amazons new HQ

1,000 new start-ups joined in 2017, B2B and advanced tech start-ups pushing the ecosystem forward: Nasscom

More bleak days likely as major IT firms trim workforce by over 4,000

Facebook, Google and Twitter have circulated some of the most outrageous fake news

Airtel to scale down 3G service, will shift focus on 4G business

Dr Reddy's, Sun Pharma and 3 other Indian generic drugmakers sued over US price-fixing conspiracy

Slowdown in telecom sector puts 100,000 jobs at risk; is Bharti Airtel first to face the heat?

Is merger with ThyssenKrupp affecting the roles of Tata Steel's top level executives?

Jaquar plans to make lighting a Rs 1,000-crore business in 2-3 years

Zomato in early talks with Swiggy for merger: Report

Bharti Airtel Q2 net profit fall 64% at Rs 586.10 cr as price war continues