As India’s startup sector matures and becomes busier, entrepreneurs are finding the money is flowing a little less freely.
Apple is dreaming big in India.
Local languages are going to be key in convincing the next billion users to come online.
India’s online success story is rooted in its trusting internet users.
Amazon’s bet on the nascent Indian market, where internet users are set to double to 730 million by 2020, is paying off—or so it would like everyone to know without offering too much detail.
In India, less than 46% of women own and use a mobile phone, according to the fourth National Family Health Survey (NFHS) dated 2015-16. This has had the effect of limiting independence for many women, as well as access to opportunities, and the problem is worse when the data is examined more closely. In urbanized centers, 62% of women use their own handsets, but in rural regions the figure is under 37%. This stark discrepancy doesn’t exist in countries like the US, where rural and urban cellphone penetration is on par at close to 95% for both.
Donald Trump’s time as the US president could be an upsetting era for Indian IT.
The year 2016 was messy for Indian IT. And 2017 is likely to remain that way.
By at least one estimate, more than 1 million illegal immigrants currently live in the UK. But shifting political winds, plus a crackdown on hiring practices, has a growing number of them looking for a one-way ticket home.
Since 2010, India has added a billionaire every 33 days.
To be Sikh in America means living in a country where a majority of the population knows little to nothing of your faith. Or worse.
India’s youth are confident that they’re ready take on the automation trend. According to a new survey of more than 1,000 young professionals, most millennials in India don’t view the impending surge in automation as a threat to their jobs.
When considering Indian engineering talent, quantity trumps quality.
Donald Trump’s message to bring jobs back to America has been loud and clear, but by no means is it new. With the rise of nationalist sentiment around the world, countries from the west to the east have been making moves to weed out the foreign worker population for years now.
Fewer foreign workers than before are trying to get over the wall into America this year.
For Indians, doors of opportunities outside India are slamming shut.
These are trying times for India’s nascent private equity (PE) sector.
Snapchat isn’t ready to enter developing markets. Or developing markets aren’t ready for Snapchat. Which one is it?
Flipkart is losing its grip on India’s mobile shoppers.
Driving tests in the UK are keeping up with the times.
A poor harvest season is biting into snack shelves in Japan.
Facebook shareholders are calling on the company to study its role in spreading fake news.
India historically touts itself as a secular state, one where all religions are recognized and can peacefully co-exist. Well, at least in theory, it is. Unfortunately, the reality is much different.
Summer is settling in two months too early in India this year, as are all the ways to beat it.
