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Capgemni seen laying off 9,000 employees in India to hire in US
09 May 2017
Close on the heels of reports that IT major Cognizant laying off 6,000 of its Indian employees to hire more staff in the US, French IT giant Capgemni is now reported to be planning to lay off 9,000 employees
Russia bans Chinese instant messaging app WeChat
06 May 2017
After Infosys, Cognizant to ramp up US hiring
06 May 2017
After Infosys, Cognizant to ramp up US hiring
06 May 2017
Google busts email phishing scam
04 May 2017
Cloud infrastructure as a service to exceed data centre outsourcing costs in India in 2017: Gartner
02 May 2017
Paytm plans to raise Rs12,000 cr from Japan’s SoftBank
28 Apr 2017
Paytm, in tie-up with MMTC’s Swiss venture PAMP SA, on Thursday, launched a wealth-management platform that allows customers to invest as low as Re1 in gold, and also launched ‘Digital Gold’ that allows its 200-million plus users to buy, store and sell gold instantly
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