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Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic: Andrej Karpathy — one of the most recognised names in artificial intelligence and a founding member of Ope...

After three years of relentless job searching and numerous rejections, a Gen X professional finally received a job offer, a story that deep...

Shailesh Deshpande, head of Burns & McDonnell India's Bengaluru office, discusses the company's people-first culture and its strategic grow...

U.S. airlines warn a partial federal government shutdown would severely strain American aviation, forcing air traffic controllers and secur...

Elon Musk’s DOGE is facing a major crisis as 21 key staff members resign, citing concerns over the department’s aggressive downsizing of fe...

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal’s unconventional job listing for a Chief of Staff (CoS) has sparked debate on social media. The position require...

TCS' press releases and certain media reports have indicated several deal wins in the quarter including a few mega deals. Kotak expects str...

Kiran Deshpande urged tech leaders to be more empathetic towards staff.

Leasing activities picked up in FY22 especially October-December onwards and was up 12% at around 28 million sq ft. Rentals for office spac...

According to the Trends Report quantifying the hiring trends and qualifying the nature of discrepancy patterns in India, curated by US-head...

The bank is raising funds for the second time in three years after Vishwavir Ahuja, a former Bank of America executive, took up the top job...

IT cos are turning difficult times into an opportunity as investing in IT is strategic for saving costs, & modernizing the biz, says Sonata...

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If every Indian spends Rs 1,000 more, the country’s national income will grow by 2%, said Kishore Biyani.

The economic slowdown may be prompting corporates to trim their workforces, but that is not the greatest of ideas going round.