Author: Sakina Kheriwala

National Consumer Helpline partners with 1,000+ companies to boost grievance redressal

Operating in 17 languages, NCH remains the central grievance redressal platform for consumers, accessible via its toll-free number 1915 and the Integrated Grievance Redressal Mechanism (INGRAM) portal. (Image source: X)

The National Consumer Helpline (NCH) has expanded its Convergence Programme to include over 1,000 companies, streamlining grievance redressal across major sectors. With NCH 2.0, AI-powered tools promise enhanced accessibility and efficiency for consumers.

CCI denies Apple’s plea to halt antitrust probe

The Apple Store app brings a wide array of features designed to streamline the shopping experience. It includes dedicated tabs to explore the latest Apple products, accessories, and services.

Case against the tech giant for alleged competition law violations proceeds after probe report controversy.

Tata CLiQ unveils new identity as Tata CLiQ Fashion

The rebranding is accompanied by a complete visual overhaul, introducing a new logo, revamped app and website interfaces, and updated packaging.

From a horizontal marketplace to a specialised platform, Tata CLiQ Fashion redefines its vision with a focus on style, individuality, and lifestyle needs.

Australia launches ‘landmark’ bill to ban social media for kids under 16

“While social media accounts for a large portion of performance advertising budgets, many marketers have hit a barrier in the form of diminishing returns,” said Adam Singolda, CEO of Taboola. “More spend just isn’t translating into better results. The findings in this report point to difficulty in sustaining performance over time, with marketers seeking solutions that can help them overcome that barrier.”

Australia moves to set a global precedent with a proposed law banning social media for children under 16, enforcing strict age verification and hefty fines for non-compliance.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal seeks ‘Chief of Staff’ with a unique offer

The tweet, which quickly went viral, laid out a straightforward criterion for prospective collaborators: a demonstrated use of AI as a "second brain."

In a bold move, Deepinder Goyal seeks a candidate driven by a learning mindset for the role of Chief of Staff, with a focus on humility, personal growth, and a unique philanthropic twist.