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Qualcomm to cut jobs worldwide in performance-focused layoffs, internal memo shows: Reuters reportsQualcomm will begin notifying employees of job cuts in November as a part of its annual reviews. CEO Cristiano Amon mentioned the aim is to...- China's ZTE may pay more than $1 billion to the US over foreign bribery allegations, sources sayChinese telecom giant ZTE Corp faces a potential penalty exceeding one billion dollars from the U.S. government. This stems from allegation...
- Shark Tank trained me for public scrutiny: Peyush Bansal on Lenskart IPO valuation backlashPeyush Bansal, cofounder and chief executive of omnichannel eyewear retailer Lenskart, said listing the company is ticking one of the boxes...
- TSMC cracks down on potential trade secret breach, initiates legal actionIt remains unclear what the former employees intended to do with the information or whether it was leaked to external parties, with investi...
- H-1B visa dominance has shifted in the US — and not to tech giantsNew trends in H-1B visa hiring reveal a shift in which US industries are bringing in the most foreign talent. While tech firms have long do...
- Intel's new CEO plots overhaul of manufacturing and AI operationsThe new plan involves changing the company's approach to AI and reducing staff to address what incoming CEO Lip-Bu Tan sees as a slow and o...
- As regulators close in, Nvidia scrambles for a responseNvidia's dominance in AI chip sales, with a 90% market share, has led to inquiries from the EU, Britain, China, and the U.S. Justice Depart...
- CEO succession planning is important. But how you go about it makes all the differenceSuccession planning, including CEO succession plans and leadership pipelines, is crucial for company stability and success. Companies with ...
- Rupeek’s steep down round; Paytm to become third-party UPI appGold loan startup Rupeek may soon be tying up a new funding round, albeit at a lower valuation. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dis...
- China rushes to swap Western tech with domestic options as US cracks downChina is increasing its spending on domestic technology to replace Western-made products as the US tightens restrictions on high-tech expor...
- US blocks export license renewals for China's HuaweiThe company, which makes network equipment and smartphones, has been on the U.S. Commerce Department's entity list, which comprises those s...
- Xiaomi India operates as a reseller and distributor of mobiles, no question of paying royalties: ED counsel to HCThe ED counsel's arguments surfaced on the judgement copy that was released by the single judge bench of Justice SG Pandit who disposed of ...
- US drafts rule to allow Huawei and US firms to work together on 5G standards: SourcesEngineers in some U.S. technology companies stopped engaging with Huawei to develop standards after the Commerce Department blacklisted the...
- Donald Trump blocks Broadcom's $117 bn bid to buy QualcommAs such, Broadcom and Qualcomm "shall immediately and permanently abandon the proposed takeover", ordered the US President.
- Motorola's Moto G may just be best affordable smartphone of 2015In this sea of monotony there has been one player that has constantly bucked this trend and released an actually smart cheap smartphone - M...
- Building your startup through communitiesThe first step in envisioning such a model is to make sure that your idea aligns with inevitable trends. Physical products will increasingl...
- How US companies are stashing funds overseas to avoid taxesEight of the biggest US technology companies added a combined $69 billion to their stockpiled offshore profits over the past year.
- Startups rise and shine in BangaloreBangalore's steady realestate prices have also played a role in encouraging startups. Startups can find very affordable spaces even in city...
- Smartphone buffs unenthused after Research in Motion's biggest global launch of Bold 9900, Torch 9810, Torch 9850The company claims it is the biggest global launch ever. The question everybody is asking: Is there an iPhone or Android killer among them?
- Noida's RMSI is the best place to work in IndiaRMSI has come up trumps as India's best workplace followed by Intel, in a study on India's Best Companies to Work For 2009 released on Tues...
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