Standard Life International DAC (SLIDAC), a division of the Phoenix Group, and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) declared on June 26 that they will work together to improve the customer experience for policyholders in Europe and the operational model of the latter.

Aston Martin would issue around 28.4 million additional ordinary shares and pay Lucid about $232 million in staged cash payments under the proposed deal, making Lucid a 3.7% shareholder in the automaker.

With regard to compensation and work-life balance, tech workers are displaying a change in patterns. Hundreds of thousands of workers lost their employment as a result of mass layoffs at internet corporations.

JSR Corp’s board of directors will meet on Monday to discuss a potential multibillion-dollar purchase by a government-backed fund, signaling further state participation in efforts to revitalize Japan’s semiconductor industry.

Amazon and Google have committed to increasing their investments in India as the internet titans attempt to accelerate expansion in a critical region.

The board of semiconductor materials manufacturer JSR Corp. will meet on Monday to talk about a potential multi-billion-dollar acquisition by a government-backed fund, which would speed up Japan’s ambitions to bolster its chip industry.

A $454 million contract for the digital transformation of Denmark’s Danske Bank has been won by Infosys, the business announced on June 26. Infosys is the latest IT services company to land a large contract amid a downturn in the industry.

This blog delves into the dynamic panorama of the Indian schooling quarter, focusing on three trailblazing companies: Educomp Solutions, Byju’s, and NIIT.

The Indian consumer goods industry is a vibrant and rapidly growing sector that caters to the diverse needs and preferences of the country’s vast population.

India and The US Establish Ground-Breaking Partnerships In Quantum Computing And Artificial Intelligence.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on June 14 by the Indian Railways (IR) and the autonomous US federal agency, USAID/India.

One of the primary reasons Apple may consider launching the Apple Card in India ahead of countries like Japan or European nations is its inability to accept card payments in India. The prevalent payment method for App Store purchases in India is the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) while services like iCloud storage and music rely on card payments. However, recent regulations by the RBI have mandated that third-party websites should not store card details and that all payment data must be stored exclusively on Indian servers.