The US dollar dipped in late trading on Tuesday as risk sentiment returned to the market amid a reopening world economy, subduing demand for the safe-haven currency. The dollar index, which measures
Indiabulls Housing Finance is said to have sacked around 2,000 employees amid a roaring social media controversy. The social media outpouring by the employees is streaming on Twitter with the hashtag #IndiabullsResign
About 70 per cent of industries across Karnataka resumed operations after restrictions were relaxed during the extended lockdown, an official said on Thursday. “About 70 per cent of industries have resumed operations
With the COVID-19 pandemic introducing numerous changes to the economy, only about 15 per cent of companies appear to be winning so far, said a new report. While many parts of the
Sending a strong signal to Zomato and Swiggy who have been severely hit by Covid-19, ecommerce giant Amazon with deep pockets has entered the vast online food delivery market in India, with
US stocks dropped on Tuesday, dragged by a noticeable pullback in the energy sector. The Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 390.51 points, or 1.59 percent, to 24,206.86. The S&P 500 fell 30.97
The nationwide lockdown has made CEOs and CXOs, who were earlier against video calling, comfortable with Microsoft Teams in not just conferencing with customers but also doing actual collaborations and integrating business
Ride-hailing app Uber has announced to lay off nearly 3,000 more employees in the second round, along with closing or consolidating some 45 offices globally. Last week, Uber fired nearly 3,700 employees
Cybersecurity researchers on Monday warned of a Trojan malware campaign which is targeting India’s co-operative banks using COVID-19 as a bait. Seqrite, the enterprise arm of IT security firm Quick Heal Technologies,
US stocks gave up earlier gains to end lower on Tuesday as the market was pressured by considerable losses in major tech shares. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 32.23 points, or