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'Money isn't everything ': Employee says no to Rs 72 LPA without regret, says 'contract feels heavily tilted in favour of company'An employee rejected Rs 72 lakh per annum job offer due to strict work-from-office policies, no leave, and lack of relocation support. This...- "Love is a Serious mental disease": What Plato really meant and why this 2,000-year-old thought still resonates with millions todayQuote of the Day: Plato's thought that "love is a serious mental disease" means it often makes people act without logic or reason Love is n...
- RBI scraps Paytm Bank licence; Pronto's back-to-back fundingRBI has cancelled Paytm Payments Bank licence over compliance lapses. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- As Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO, what he did for Trump goes viral — here’s the breakdown and how the President respondedTim Cook Trump viral moment: As Tim Cook transitions to Executive Chairman, his past interactions with Donald Trump are gaining renewed att...
- Apple CEO Tim Cook steps down; HCLTech Q4 reportAfter 15 years at the helm of Apple, Tim Cook will step down to make way for insider John Ternus. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Chinese AI models festoon Spring Festival a year after DeepSeek shockWith DeepSeek set to launch its next-generation V4 model soon, according to tech news site The Information, many other Chinese AI firms hav...
- 'Are you dead?': Chinese app for solo dwellers goes viralA new app, 'Are You Dead?', is topping sales charts in China. It alerts emergency contacts if users do not check in every 48 hours. This sa...
- Why China’s No. 1 app asks users, ‘Are You Dead?’ And why it is going viralA new app named "Are You Dead?" has topped China's paid app charts, addressing the growing fear of dying alone and unnoticed. This "safety ...
- TikTok videos exploit trade war to sell fake luxury goodsViral TikTok videos falsely accuse luxury brands of secretly manufacturing goods in China to circumvent trade tariffs. These claims, amplif...
- Zomato user surprised by restaurant named 'Bhai Manga Le', food delivery app had to respond. Check viral postA Delhi restaurant named Bhai Manga Le has gained social media attention for its quirky branding. Located in Vasant Kunj, it serves Indian ...
- China denies pressuring companies like TikTok to spy for ChinaAt a news conference, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, Mao Ning, said China "has never and will not" ask companies or individuals t...
- TikTok confirms some China-based employees can access US user dataCurrently, China-based employees who clear a number of internal security protocols can access certain information on TikTok’s US users, inc...
- TikTok dethrones Google to become most popular website: ReportThe rankings show that TikTok knocked Google off the top spot in February, March and June this year, and has held the number one position s...
- ByteDance-backed music streaming app Resso escapes Chinese app banThe government had banned ByteDance owned viral short-video app TikTok in June following border hostilities with China
- Microsoft expands TikTok takeover ambitions to entire global business, including India operationsMicrosoft on Sunday had said it was in negotiations with ByteDance, the Chinese owner of TikTok, to explore a purchase of the TikTok servic...
- TikTok craze is minting celebrities and ruining lives in IndiaVideos of cavorting public officials highlight the lack of control over its use among government and law enforcement agencies and is lendin...
- View: India is losing the artificial intelligence battle to China, one app at a timeSoon, Chinese apps will have more data about the next billion Indian internet users than others.
- China's Didi has its #DeleteUber moment after two passengers dieDidi Chuxing came under fire from netizens, state media and regulators alike over the weekend after the customer was allegedly killed despi...
- Facebook faces delay to WhatsApp Payments in IndiaThe delay comes just as WhatsApp has been embroiled in a controversy over lynchings in the country.
- Digital payments in India to reach $1 trillion by 2023: Credit SuisseE-transactions expected to go up once the country's most popular application- WhatsApp - integrates a payments button, adds the report.
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