Paytm posts Rs 930 crore profit in Q2 driven by Zomato sale

While the company's overall revenue from operations declined by 34% year-on-year to Rs 1,659 crore, it saw a slight increase from the Rs 1,501 crore reported in the previous quarter.

The company’s profitability was primarily driven by a one-time gain of Rs 1,345.4 crore from the sale of its movie ticketing and events businesses to Zomato Limited.

Ola Electric responds to CCPA notice, claims 99% of complaints resolved

The CCPA’s notice, issued in response to allegations of service deficiencies and potential consumer rights violations, followed a flood of complaints on the National Consumer Helpline related to service delays and refund issues.

The CCPA’s notice, issued in response to allegations of service deficiencies and potential consumer rights violations, followed a flood of complaints on the National Consumer Helpline related to service delays and refund issues.

Microsoft leads as most imitated brand with 61% phishing attempts: Report

Alibaba makes its debut in the top 10 at seven place, and Adobe reenters the rankings at eight, marking its first appearance since Q2 2022. The Technology sector remains the most impersonated industry, followed by Social Networks and Banking, highlighting the persistent vulnerabilities faced by major online service providers.

Apple retains its second position with 12%, while Google has climbed to third place with 7%.

Trust crucial for 71% of Indians while engaging with a brand: Accenture

Small and independent agencies do not have the resources or the means to protect their interests against bad practices in the industry and feel the fire need for stronger industry bodies that will represent them and proactively protect their interests.

While appreciating the convenience digital technology offers, people are increasingly needing to scrutinize what they see and what they believe as they seek to rebalance technology’s role in their lives.

Adar Poonawalla to pick up 50% stake in Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions for Rs 1,000 crore

This alliance signifies a transformative step toward elevating the Indian entertainment industry on the global stage, in an era where the relationship between audiences and entertainment platforms is more dynamic and interactive than ever before. (From left to right: Adar Poonawallah (X) and Karan Johar (Bookmyshow))

Karan Johar will retain the remaining 50 percent stake in Dharma and will continue to remain as the company’s Executive Chairman. Apoorva Mehta will remain as the Chief Executive Officer.