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Rs 3.2 lakh monthly expenses, 40% savings: Indian techie in Europe breaks down financesAn Indian software engineer at Amazon Dublin earns between 70,000 to 90,000 euros annually. Monthly expenses are around 3,000 euros. Despit...- Why Ireland is emerging as a preferred study-abroad destination for Indian studentsIndian students are increasingly choosing Ireland for international education. The country offers globally recognized courses and strong jo...
- Anthropic to open South Korea office as part of Asia expansionAnthropic will open an office in South Korea, as it ramps up its Asia expansion. The move comes on the heels of a large-scale global expans...
- 'Ireland isn’t safe anymore': Indian man issues warning after brutal stabbing attack in DublinAn Indian man cautions against relocating to Ireland. This follows a brutal stabbing incident in Dublin. The victim, an Amazon employee, wa...
- TCS, Accenture, Infosys lead LinkedIn’s list of best workplaces in IndiaThese companies are recognised for providing robust career development opportunities, organisational stability, and a strong focus on conti...
- Ireland embraced data centres that the AI boom needs. Now they're consuming too much of its energyFears of rolling blackouts led Ireland's grid operator to halt new data centres near Dublin until 2028. These huge buildings and their powe...
- Ireland embraced AI boom, now its data centres consuming too much of its energyIreland's data centres, powering tech giants, consume a significant portion of the nation's electricity, raising concerns about blackouts a...
- Indian payment companies shore up talent in foreign shores to boost revenuesIndian payment companies are strengthening their presence in countries across the world. From the Middle East to the United Kingdom, Africa...
- Google layoffs: Tech giant undertakes fresh job cuts in cost optimisation pushAlphabet-owned Google is undergoing a restructuring, with layoffs and expansion plans in key hubs like India, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dublin....
- Google is weaving generative AI into online shopping featuresGoogle is bringing generative AI technology to shopping, aiming to get a jump on e-commerce sites like Amazon.com Inc.
- Google, Amazon struggle to lay off workers in EuropeIn Europe, mass layoffs among tech companies have stalled because of labor protections that make it virtually impossible to dismiss people ...
- Google HR claims he got laid off in midst of a callDan Lanigan Ryan, a Google recruiter based in Dublin, said he was taken aback since his contract had just been renewed for another year and...
- Amazon faces Black Friday protests, strikes in 40 countriesEmployees in the US, UK, India, Japan, Australia, South Africa and across Europe are demanding better wages and working conditions as the c...
- What international students can expect from IrelandAccording to the figures released by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, there are approximately 1.3 million Indian stud...
- Ireland may be the place you've been looking for to start your new businessDublin has a strong investor community and is already home to over 2200 startups. The city has a highly educated workforce and when combine...
- US tech giant shares barely react to G7 tax dealThe Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies agreed on Saturday to back a minimum global corporate tax rate of at least 15% and the focus now...
- All about global minimum tax, and what it means for India and the worldWhy a global minimum tax? Major economies are aiming to discourage multinationals from shifting profits — and tax revenues — to low-tax cou...
- France and Germany plan tax crackdown on US tech giantsThe push reflects mounting frustration among some governments, regulators and, indeed, voters, at the way international firms sidestep taxe...
- How Amazon brought DaBong to lifeTo all kindred spirits out there, pen your masterpiece and make your dream come true …just as DaBong goes on another adventure in a soon to...
- IT companies offer up to 50% higher salaries to design students than engineering graduatesCompared to entry-level salaries of tech grads at Rs 2.5L to Rs 3.5L per annum, design students are being picked up for anywhere between Rs...
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