The online gaming industry, ubiquitous during major sports events, is low on enthusiasm ahead of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, burdened ...

Features soon to expand company's ambitious bet on WhatsApp Pay in India, said Meta India head Sandhya Devanathan.

Public policy teams have increasingly critical roles in companies' efforts to balance regulatory issues as the government has boosted domes...

Public policy teams have increasingly critical roles in companies efforts to balance regulatory issues as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's go...

Several executive changes in India in past few months; companies slow on hiring amid global uncertainties

The government is drawing up plans for a Rs 10,000-12,000 crore production-linked incentive scheme to encourage makers of high-tech IT and ...

Choletti was given the responsibility of heading WhatsApp Pay under the supervision of country head Abhijit Bose after Manesh Mahatme quit ...

Taking to Twitter, co-founder and former MD of fintech unicorn BharatPe Ashneer Grover said that given the messaging app’s reach, Whatsapp ...

The government will propose to allow transfer of data and its storage in “trusted geographies” in the revised draft of the data protection ...

The government will propose to allow transfer of data and its storage in “trusted geographies” in the revised draft of the data protection ...

Confirming the development, Meta India said that the announcement is "completely unrelated to the recent news cycles."

Meta India has been hit by fresh top-level exits, days after the tech giant said it would sack about 11,000 employees worldwide. Abhijit Bo...

ETAuto attempts to find out what prompted the OEMs to make such changes in senior management roles and to bring out a list of over 100 mana...

Congress leaders, however, are undeterred by criticism and exude confidence that Sonia will secure the seat for the fourth straight time.

The senior management team is getting been revamped over the past 10 months, with old insiders giving way to new a set of outsiders.

Delhi goes to polls later this year and the state government believes that a hostile police commissioner could mar its poll prospects.