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Oracle layoffs hit India hard; Qcomm apps print ad moneyIndia bore the brunt of Oracle’s latest global layoffs amid rising automation. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.- Festive season: Quick commerce to ramp up temp workforce by 40–60%Quick-commerce platforms are gearing up for a significant surge in demand this festive season, projecting a 40-60% increase in temporary wo...
- Zomato clarifies delivery agent’s Diwali day earnings claim: What really happenedZomato, an Indian food delivery giant, refuted claims made by a delivery agent in a viral video who said he only made Rs 300 for six hours ...
- Companies like Amazon, Flipkart go big on hiring temporary manpower ahead of festive seasonAccording to data exclusively shared with ET by staffing company ManpowerGroup India, an all-time high number of 500,000-550,000 new temp j...
- Amazon and Walmart brace for crucial Diwali showdownThis year, the weeks-long festive season is more important than ever for Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart’s Flipkart as they seek to upend India...
- Amazon and Walmart brace for crucial Diwali showdownThe rivalry between Amazon and Flipkart peaks during Diwali, with both offering steep discounts on everything from smartphones and sports e...
- Diwali blitz: Car companies ramp up production to match steps with retail salesThe passenger vehicle segment is upbeat about demand this month as well, but not so confident about the market beyond the festivals as unce...
- Amazon India creates over 1 lakh seasonal job opportunities ahead of festive seasonIn 2019, Amazon India and rival Flipkart had announced creation of over 1.4 lakh temporary jobs across supply chain, last-mile connectivity...
- Delivery boys and girls: Shouldering the festive burdenThe squad that makes sure the process of online shopping is smooth for both the consumer and the supplier is also the one that shoulders th...
- Festive season hiring continues amid muted job growthAccording to Indian Staffing Federation, flexi hiring is expected to witness 10-15 per cent rise over last year's volumes this festive seas...
- Festival season: Several trends emerge as companies woo consumersThe festival season is upon us, and companies have left no stone unturned. Here are the emerging trends.
- Flipkart adds 30,000 seasonal positions ahead of festive saleFlipkart, which will hold the fifth edition of its Big Billion Days (BBD) sale from October 10-14, also expects its seller partners to have...
- It's a Happy Diwali for delivery boys as e-commerce sales jumpAs e-tailers scramble for delivery boys to meet the spike in festive demand — gross e-commerce sales are likely to touch Rs 9,000 crore, a ...
- A long day in the life of a delivery boy during the festive seasonThe delivery boy doesn’t deal with parcels alone, he also deals with the recipient’s expectations and reactions. And condescension.
- Retail and allied sectors ramp up temporary staff to cater to festive season demandThe sectors that are expected to see increased hiring are e-commerce, consumer durables, logistics and retail/FMCG, say HR experts.
- Diwali surge at Snapdeal to create nearly 10,000 temporary jobsThe additional hands on deck this festive season will ensure that no deliveries are delayed due manpower non-availability.
- Big Billion Days: How etailers like Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and others are gearing up ahead of festive seasonSnapdeal saw sales grow 10 times during its preview Diwali sale held last Monday, Pepperfry is looking at sales doubling while Paytm is eye...
- E-commerce firms gear up for the festive season, hope for $4-billion sales bonanzaOnline marketplace Snapdeal, which saw a 15x increase in traffic last Diwali, is strengthening all aspects of business operations.
- Gold importers stock up as prices near 10-week lowGold importers in India stocked the yellow metal in the week preceding festivals as prices hovered near their lowest level in over 10 weeks.
- Indian gold importers at bay, eyeing U.S. dataGold importers in India, continued to stay on the sidelines as prices were stuck in a narrow range after pressure from a stronger rupee.
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