Firms/companies
Flipkart set to sweeten offer for Snapdeal; may go up to $950 mn
13 Jul 2017
Snapdeal, which is also engaged in separate discussions for selling Freecharge (mobile wallet operations) and Vulcan Express (logistics), is likely to close these as well over the next few weeks
Facebook Messenger app to carry ads
12 Jul 2017
Apple Inc to set up first data centre in China
12 Jul 2017
Amazon gets govt nod to retail food in India
10 Jul 2017
The company will open a wholly-owned subsidiary in India that will stock and sell food online to carry out the business
Amazon gets govt nod to retail food in India
10 Jul 2017
The company will open a wholly-owned subsidiary in India that will stock and sell food online to carry out the business
Amazon gets govt nod to retail food in India
10 Jul 2017
The company will open a wholly-owned subsidiary in India that will stock and sell food online to carry out the business
Facebook warning message about hacker a hoax
10 Jul 2017
Jio subscriber data breached in largest hack in India
10 Jul 2017
Reliance Jio said it was probing alleged leakage of sensitive details, including mobile numbers and Aadhar number of millions of its subscribers
Jio subscriber data breached in largest hack in India
10 Jul 2017
Reliance Jio said it was probing alleged leakage of sensitive details, including mobile numbers and Aadhar number of millions of its subscribers
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