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TECH LAYOFFS IN KARNATAKA
VCs turn the screws; Ex-Paisabazaar CEO’s new betHappy Friday! Investors are rewriting the rules of engagement with founders after governance blowups. This and more in today’s ETtech Morni...- Swiggy, Urban Company report Q4 losses; Zepto gets IPO nodNew-age companies Swiggy and Urban Company closed the March quarter in the red, even as revenues surged. This and more in today's ETtech To...
- Tata Digital CEO on company's reset; Groww doubles net profit in Q4Happy Tuesday! Tata Digital CEO Sajith Sivanandan spoke to us exclusively about the ongoing restructuring at the company under him. This an...
- Chennai schools closed tomorrow amid rain warning? Here’s what we know as IMD issues yellow alert for Tamil Nadu districtsChennai weather update: Chennai and its suburbs received moderate rainfall along with thunderstorms and lightning today, April 6, 2026. The...
- Amid tech layoffs, Karnataka weighs cap on computer science seatsOut of 1,53,000 undergraduate engineering seats available in Karnataka, about a lakh are in computer science and related subjects alone, st...
- State government intervention not needed in TCS layoffs: Priyank KhargeThe government will only step in if it is demonstrated that AI upskilling incentives are in order to secure tech jobs, he said. This comes ...
- States chase chip billions; Porter’s unicorn roundHappy Friday! Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat are moving swiftly to attract major electronic component manufacturers with new incentive schemes. ...
- Reliance eyes Flipkart veteran; Small towns seek wealthFlipkart's former chief product and technology officer is set to join Reliance Retail Ventures as CEO. This and more in today’s
- Infosys layoffs escalate; Nvidia’s profit soarsThe union labour ministry has urged Karnataka’s state labour commissioner to investigate the controversial Infosys layoffs. This and more i...
- Sachin Bansal's Navi rejig; Infosys under scrutinySachin Bansal will become Navi's executive chairman, focusing on strategy. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- ET 50 Future Unicorns of Karnataka to be unveiled in Bengaluru at the Soonicorns Summit 2024he Economic Times, in collaboration with research partner Tracxn—a data intelligence platform—is proud to present the ‘ET 50 Future Unicorn...
- Karnataka extends exemption for startups, tech firms from labour regulations for five yearsThe State Government has extended the exemption for IT/ITES companies from the Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act for five more ye...
- Paytm shares rebound; Tata builds India’s first spy satelliteTroubled fintech major Paytm has seen a rebound in its stock, which jumped over 10% in the last two trading sessions. This and more in toda...
- Karnataka plans to end labour exemption to tech firmsThe labour department has cited instances of arbitrary termination, ID blocking, mass retrenchment, layoffs and extended hours of work as w...
- Tatas in talks to buy top Apple vendor’s plant; layoffs, recession fears may hit IIT packagesThe Tata Group has been looking to leverage the geopolitical backlash against China and woo Apple and other smartphone companies to India f...
- North Korea’s crypto-nukes & this week's top tech storiesYears of crippling economic sanctions and pressure from governments in the neighbourhood (mainly China) have forced North Korea to come up ...
- Should you join a techies union to save your job?No one can deny that forming or joining a union is everyone's right. But the questions are: Is it favourable for techies to unionise to res...
- IT employees get nod to set up trade union in KarnatakaThe nod to set up India's first dedicated IT employee union is a significant moment, the first big breakthrough for techies grappling with ...
- IT layoffs: Priyank Kharge seeks report from labour department, offers to work with stakeholdersKharge has requested for details as to whether any software employee has filed any complaint with the Labour department, and if so, how man...
- Surging layoffs plunge techies into depressionThe layoffs in the IT sector this year - from biggies like Wipro, Infosys to smaller companies - have caught thousands of young professiona...
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