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Refresh- For Indian techies, is it the end of the great American dream?Nearly four in 10 previously laid off tech workers found jobs less than a month after they began searching, the survey found. However, 2023 is set to become the worst year for tech layoffs and there may not be jobs available for those on H1-B visa anymore. Several Indian-origin workers were left in the lurch in late 2022. Now, with the latest layoffs announced by Amazon and Salesforce, and Google soon joining the list, several of H-1B visa holders will be left in a precarious situation.
- TCS Q3 Results: Profit rises 4% QoQ to Rs 10,846 crore, misses estimates“We are pleased with our strong growth in a seasonally weak quarter, driven by cloud services, market share gains through vendor consolidation, and continued momentum in North America and UK,” said Rajesh Gopinathan, chief executive officer and managing director.
- Indian Railways might no longer be the lord of the rail in IndiaWith MoHUA anchoring an ever expanding metro rail network and the soonto-be launched regional rail, the Indian Railways is losing its monopoly on running trains in large parts of India. The trend will be more noticeable in the coming years as urban rail networks up to 100-150 km beyond city limits are being designed and implemented.
- Bombay HC orders release of former ICICI Bank MD & CEO Chanda Kochhar, calls arrest ‘illegal’The Bombay High Court on Monday granted interim relief to former ICICI Bank MD & CEO Chanda Kochhar and her husband Deepak Kochhar in the ICICI Bank-Videocon case, observing that their arrests were not in accordance with the law. The Kochhar couple has termed their arrest as “illegal” on the ground that no sanction was obtained prior to the CBI action as required under provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA).
- Budget 2023: Customs duty on 35 items may be hikedPrivate jets, helicopters, high-end electronic items, plastic goods, jewellery, high-gloss paper and vitamins are among items that are on the list prepared by the government.
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What gig workers can expect in 2023?
Gig workers – those engaged in livelihoods outside the traditional employer-employee arrangement – are now popularly referred to as ‘platform-based’ workers. Platform workers are those whose work is based on online software apps or digital platforms. In 2023, the technology diffusion is expected to further fuel these tailwinds and enable the gig economy to grow manifold.
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Amazon’s Alexa app gets a makeover, will be customised to suit users’ needs
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Corning launches Gorilla Glass Victus with superior scratch and drop performance; Galaxy Note 20 will be first phone to sport it
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Spotify expands beyond audio content, launches video feature for podcasts
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OnePlus Nord launched with 6 cameras at Rs 24,999, to be available on August 4
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Unaware Indians’ privacy at risk, lockdown gives rise to online spying & stalking apps
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OnePlus Nord to get a Google twist with pre-installed Duo, Messages, Phone apps
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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 review: Features, audio experience make them worth the money
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HP 14s er0003TU review: Suitable for office-goers and students
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iOS 14 review: Takes privacy to a new high, has something for everyone
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Gmail introduces new work tools, will let corporate customers edit documents, files without leaving the email service
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Users wake up to #WhatsAppDown trend on Twitter, netizens have a field day
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Amazfit Bip S Lite will come to India on July 29, Verge Lite relaunched at Rs 4,999
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite review: Slim tablet with the interesting S-Pen
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Acer Aspire 7 review: Lets you work hard, game harder
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Sony WF-XB700 review: Water-resistant earbuds with excellent battery backup
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