According to a recent study, 71% of job applicants in India choose work flexibility above pay, including the ability to work from anywhere and flexibility over schedule and breaks.

In a significant development for the UK’s car industry, India’s Tata Group has unveiled plans to construct an electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in Britain. This move comes as a

ASML, the leading Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, surpassed market expectations with its second-quarter earnings and revised its full-year sales forecast upwards.

The Indian government is reportedly contemplating a delay in its plans to sell its stake in Hindustan Zinc (HZNC.NS) due to the current state of the industry.

VinFast, a Vietnamese manufacturer, announced on Wednesday that it would begin building a $4 billion electric vehicle factory in North Carolina the next week as part of its effort to increase its presence in the American market.

According to official figures, inflation in the UK dropped more than forecast in June and slowed to 7.9%, which will lessen pressure on the Bank of England to continue hiking interest rates substantially.

Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella has joined Threads, a Meta-developed alternative to Twitter. This coincides with Microsoft and Meta forming a new AI relationship.

Research by PrivateCircle Research shows that more than a year after Shark Tank India Season 1, seven sharks invested in 27 of 65 committed agreements.

Despite doubts about the platform’s future in the US and other countries, live streamers from China have focused on TikTok users in the US and Europe, peddling anything from bags and clothing to crystals with an eye on a potentially profitable market.

US solar contract costs experienced their first quarterly fall in more than three years as difficulties sourcing panel supplies eased and projects enjoyed strong demand associated with President Joe Biden’s historic climate change measure.

A $2 billion contract spread over five years has been awarded to Infosys, a leading provider of IT services. According to a late-Monday filing to the stock exchanges, the deal

PharmEasy’s parent company, API Holdings, has set its sights on generating capital through a rights issue valued between Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000 crore. If current shareholders choose not to