In recent years, there has been a global fightback against the antitrust practices of Big Tech, with actions taken across various countries, including Australia, Europe, the UK, Canada, and the USA.
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What are the Most Trusted Professions in India in 2024? Find out.
Professions topping the distrust list in India were politicians (31%), cabinet officials/ govt ministers (28%) and clergy/ priests (27%). These were followed by the police (28%), advertising execs (25%), tv news anchors/ readers (25%), govt. employees/ civil servants (24%).
45% Indian consumers fallen victim to deepfake shopping scam, reveals McAfee’s survey
Of the 56% of these people who lost money to the scam, 46% lost over ₹41,500.
From Pharmeasy to Tata 1mg, e-pharma firms expand job postings for women: Report
Professional networking platform Apna.co observed that more than 60 percent of the recent 40,000 healthcare job postings focussed on women employees
‘Need to revisit ‘Safe Harbor’ provision for Big Tech firms’, says I&B Minister
Currently, Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, grants big tech platforms immunity from legal action over user-posted content.
CRED’s Kunal Shah on how blood of stocks is luring executives to startups
While we see all these startups listing, for the first time we see wealth sharing, said Kunal Shah.
Govt urges states to speed up appointments for vacant posts in consumer commissions
At the district level, there are 162 vacant President posts and 427 vacant member positions nationwide, according to a statement from the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.
India is the heartbeat of Unilever; unequivocally crucial to drive growth: Esi Eggleston Bracey of Unilever
Esi Eggleston Bracey, Global CGO and CMO, talks about how India is the only market leader that sits on Unilever’s global executive team. She also shares how technology is driving premiumisation and innovation.
India ranks 51 in digital competitiveness; major challenge being AI’s threat to employment
Singapore was first in this year’s rankings while Switzerland and Denmark were at second and third position, respectively.
TRAI extends deadline to receive comments on ‘regulatory framework for ground-based broadcasters’
Stakeholders sought extension of time for sending comments on consultation paper ‘Regulatory framework for Ground-based Broadcasters’. Last date for submission of written comments is November 22 and counter comments by December 6.