IPO-bound Flipkart is conducting another round of Esop buybacks. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

Happy Thursday! Stockbroking firm Groww is in talks to acquire a wealth management startup. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatc...

This is Pratik Bhakta in Bengaluru. Insurance startup Digit, by valuing itself at a discount of 25% to its last known private market valuat...

Happy Monday! In the absence of central government’s self-regulatory mechanisms, states are framing laws for online real money gaming. This...

Beleaguered quick commerce startup Dunzo, which has been scrambling to lock in some desperately-needed funding, has seen five exits from it...

With macroeconomic headwinds stalling growth, hiring across the IT sector is likely to take a hit in the coming months. And with no green s...

Amazon India also has its own UPI service for payments and cashbacks, which the Tatas may be looking to emulate for their super app.

Capgemini, Whirlpool, Tata Steel, Vedanta, Philips, Nestle, Deloitte, Livspace, PepsiCo and Myntra were among the companies that told ET th...

Some of the top employers are Amazon, Google, Tech Mahindra, Walmart Labs, VMWare, IBM, Capgemini, Deloitte, JPMorgan Chase, Flipkart, Byju...

The Indian workforce constitutes for over half of Capgemini's global employees base.

Parekh is pushing for the adoption of new technologies and reskilling of staff to ensure that Infosys is ready to tap into the opportunitie...

The turning tide is discernible on multiple counts: quantum of job offers, salary levels, diversity of recruiters, continental spread and p...

With opportunities shrinking and markets transforming, a fifth of 40 lakh Indian software engineers are likely to lose their jobs by 2020.

Undaunted by slow economic growth, top recruiters are preparing to step up hiring from top B-schools, including IIMs, when campus placement...

The first flush of pre-placement offers (PPOs) being issued at IIMs suggests top recruiters are keen to maintain campus hiring at last year...

TCS, Infosys and Wipro expect clients to send more work to low-cost India even as they pare overall technology budgets. R Power IPO | Busin...