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Present competition law does not provide for effects analysis. Conducting one would mean letting anti-competitive practices continue and taking action once adverse effects have already been created

Sinha said that was not the case, and that the Centre was bringing its own amendments to the competition law

As lakhs of Big Tech employees make a beeline to secure a job as soon as possible, smaller tech firms are hiring the talented laid-off workers albeit with a caveat: We can't pay you any more

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Big Tech companies have been asked to come separately on March 11 to make suggestions on the digital competition law

Instead of waiting for contracts that are typically renewed every 12 to 15 months to expire, Apple is firing contractors outright

Domestic alternatives for mass consumption apps by Google, Meta or Twitter are still few and far between

First-quarter sales will be $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion, the chipmaker said

It's not that they don't want you, just that they do not need you anymore. Or, so they think

What exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?

'Understaffing isn't always a result of management short-sightedness'

Google's parent company Alphabet announced to lay off 12,000 employees, or about 6 per cent of its workforce

Information and Broadcasting Secretary Apurva Chandra made a strong pitch for big-tech aggregators to share a part of their revenue with publishers of digital news, who generate original content

Large US technology firms expected to announce layoffs, cut costs through the next few months, say experts

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All of a sudden, global tech giants are grappling with the prospect of more stringent regulation and domestic telco's demands for a level playing field

Meta, Amazon, Twitter, Google and other Big Tech companies have raised questions on the digital competition law recommended by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance

As thousands of techies continue to lose jobs at Big Tech companies amid recession fears, most of them are finding it difficult to get jobs, as there is a freeze on new hirings in most top firms.

Apple and Google charge up to 30% commission from software developers

Indian mobile and web consumers speak in 30 languages and around 1,600 dialects. The BBC estimates only 125 million Indians are English speakers; most have regional and local accents