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Bengaluru Zomato supervisor viral video: Manager booked for telling workers to learn Hindi or quit the jobZomato manager viral video: A 31-year-old warehouse shift manager in Karnataka has been booked after allegedly telling workers to learn Hin...- ET Startup Awards 2025: Unveiling the Bootstrap Champ & Top Innovator nomineesThe Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA) are back! We have been hard at work for the past few months to bring you the 11th edition of the c...
- After 90-hour workweek remark, L&T chief S N Subrahmanyan now announces one day paid menstrual leave for women employeesLarsen & Toubro introduced a one-day menstrual leave policy for its core engineering and construction divisions, benefiting around 5,000 wo...
- Digital curtain descends on RussiaSince Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, more than 340 companies have announced complete or partial withdrawals fro...
- India’s war on the internetIn it, IFF highlighted that internet shutdowns are extremely common in India, citing reports by Top10VPN and Access Now, and data from the ...
- Big brands put localising on fast track amid social media backlashZomato recently faced a massive backlash on social media over an agent asking a user from the state to learn Hindi - the national language ...
- Deepinder Goyal interview; Ant Group may sell Rs 5,000 cr of Paytm stakeToday we bring you the last in the series of interviews we've been publishing over the past month with all the winners of The Economic Time...
- Dream11 goes offline in K’taka; Urban Company responds to protestorsDream11 has halted operations after the Bengaluru Police registered an FIR against its founders. It still maintains it is not in breach of ...
- EV leasing picks up in India; women flock online to learn tech skillsLeasing vehicles has never been big business in India, but in the nascent electric vehicle market, many companies are betting big that it w...
- How big is too big?We take a closer look into how the United States and India view and treat Big Tech companies.
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