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"Regret Moving Out Of Noida": Corporate Employee Lists Issues With Bengaluru
Bengaluru, the Silicon Valley of India, continues to attract IT professionals from across the country. But not everyone finds the city a perfect fit.
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Unacademy CEO Calls Bengaluru ''Best City In India'', Divides The Internet
He said that Bengaluru should be the only city that entrepreneurs and founders should consider while thinking of starting their own companies.
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BJP's Tejasvi Surya vs Congress' Sowmya Reddy: Bengaluru South's Prestige Battle
Bengaluru South, one of the largest constituencies in the Silicon Valley of India in terms of geographical size, is going to see a prestige battle between BJP's firebrand leader and current MP Tejasvi Surya and Congress' Sowmya Reddy.
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US Tech Moguls Forced Farmers To Sell Land To Build Secret City, Court Told
A group of landowners say a Silicon Valley-backed company trying to build a sustainable city northeast of San Francisco used unfair and "strong-armed" tactics to force farmers to sell their land, including pitting family members against each other.
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Bengaluru, Now India's Silicon Valley, Struggles With Fallout Of Tech Boom
Bengaluru today shows the costs of breakneck development. India's $194 billion IT services industry has made the city India's Silicon Valley.
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Goldman's Biggest Office Beyond New York Attests To India's Rise
On the eastern side of Bengaluru, the city sometimes called the Silicon Valley of India, sits a campus housing three cube-like glass buildings. Each is 10 stories high, with facades glistening in the strong South Asian sun.
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Google Stops Work On Big Silicon Valley Campus: Report
Google has paused construction of a massive campus in the Silicon Valley city of San Jose as it reins in costs, CNBC reported on Friday.
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Rents Double In Bengaluru As Engineers Fight For Flats
Rents in India's technology hub of Bengaluru have nearly doubled since the start of last year, making it the country's hottest residential market.
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Watch: In Flooded Bengaluru, Techies Ride Tractors To Office
With severe waterlogging in Bengaluru after heavy rainfall, many IT professionals in the city, known as India's Silicon Valley, resorted to taking tractor rides to reach their workplaces.
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5 Pics Of Bengaluru, India's Silicon Valley, Struggling After Rain
Several areas in Bengaluru are waterlogged and roads submerged after heavy overnight rains, with traffic jams being reported at important junctions in the city.
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Covid, Inflation Break The Back of Bengaluru's Cab Economy
After a gap of nearly two years, Bengaluru - the Silicon Valley of the country - is finally seeing its workforce return to its offices. But a major problem faced by commuters has been the shortage of app-based cabs like Uber and Ola. While most indus
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On Camera, Bengaluru Men Save Children As Heavy Rain Floods Streets
Dramatic visuals of a man rescuing a new-born baby from a flooded area in south Bengaluru offer a glimpse into the state of India's Silicon Valley after heavy rainfall hit the city on Friday.
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Uber Drives Up Prices For Shared Rides, Chicago Data Reveals
How much ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft charge customers throughout a day is one of the most closely held secrets in Silicon Valley. But a law in Chicago requiring the companies to disclose fare data shines a light on how at least one of the former "unicorns" is trying to turn a profit for the first time. A Reuters analysis of the data shows ...
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Facebook Commits $1 Billion to Affordable Housing in the US
Facebook has previously teamed up with community groups and local officials on affordable housing initiatives in the San Francisco Bay area and in the Silicon Valley city of Menlo Park.
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"Iguanacorn" Is Miami's Answer To Silicon Valley's $1 Billion Unicorns
Miami is famous for beach parties, gators that wander onto golf courses and iguanas that tumble out of palm trees. But now the city of "Scarface" and "Miami Vice" is vying to become a new powerhouse of tech startups that some in the business hope will spawn a novel phenomenon -- the "iguanacorn."
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"Regret Moving Out Of Noida": Corporate Employee Lists Issues With Bengaluru
Bengaluru, the Silicon Valley of India, continues to attract IT professionals from across the country. But not everyone finds the city a perfect fit.
-
Unacademy CEO Calls Bengaluru ''Best City In India'', Divides The Internet
He said that Bengaluru should be the only city that entrepreneurs and founders should consider while thinking of starting their own companies.
-
BJP's Tejasvi Surya vs Congress' Sowmya Reddy: Bengaluru South's Prestige Battle
Bengaluru South, one of the largest constituencies in the Silicon Valley of India in terms of geographical size, is going to see a prestige battle between BJP's firebrand leader and current MP Tejasvi Surya and Congress' Sowmya Reddy.
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US Tech Moguls Forced Farmers To Sell Land To Build Secret City, Court Told
A group of landowners say a Silicon Valley-backed company trying to build a sustainable city northeast of San Francisco used unfair and "strong-armed" tactics to force farmers to sell their land, including pitting family members against each other.
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Bengaluru, Now India's Silicon Valley, Struggles With Fallout Of Tech Boom
Bengaluru today shows the costs of breakneck development. India's $194 billion IT services industry has made the city India's Silicon Valley.
-
Goldman's Biggest Office Beyond New York Attests To India's Rise
On the eastern side of Bengaluru, the city sometimes called the Silicon Valley of India, sits a campus housing three cube-like glass buildings. Each is 10 stories high, with facades glistening in the strong South Asian sun.
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Google Stops Work On Big Silicon Valley Campus: Report
Google has paused construction of a massive campus in the Silicon Valley city of San Jose as it reins in costs, CNBC reported on Friday.
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Rents Double In Bengaluru As Engineers Fight For Flats
Rents in India's technology hub of Bengaluru have nearly doubled since the start of last year, making it the country's hottest residential market.
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Watch: In Flooded Bengaluru, Techies Ride Tractors To Office
With severe waterlogging in Bengaluru after heavy rainfall, many IT professionals in the city, known as India's Silicon Valley, resorted to taking tractor rides to reach their workplaces.
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5 Pics Of Bengaluru, India's Silicon Valley, Struggling After Rain
Several areas in Bengaluru are waterlogged and roads submerged after heavy overnight rains, with traffic jams being reported at important junctions in the city.
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Covid, Inflation Break The Back of Bengaluru's Cab Economy
After a gap of nearly two years, Bengaluru - the Silicon Valley of the country - is finally seeing its workforce return to its offices. But a major problem faced by commuters has been the shortage of app-based cabs like Uber and Ola. While most indus
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On Camera, Bengaluru Men Save Children As Heavy Rain Floods Streets
Dramatic visuals of a man rescuing a new-born baby from a flooded area in south Bengaluru offer a glimpse into the state of India's Silicon Valley after heavy rainfall hit the city on Friday.
-
Uber Drives Up Prices For Shared Rides, Chicago Data Reveals
How much ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft charge customers throughout a day is one of the most closely held secrets in Silicon Valley. But a law in Chicago requiring the companies to disclose fare data shines a light on how at least one of the former "unicorns" is trying to turn a profit for the first time. A Reuters analysis of the data shows ...
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Facebook Commits $1 Billion to Affordable Housing in the US
Facebook has previously teamed up with community groups and local officials on affordable housing initiatives in the San Francisco Bay area and in the Silicon Valley city of Menlo Park.
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"Iguanacorn" Is Miami's Answer To Silicon Valley's $1 Billion Unicorns
Miami is famous for beach parties, gators that wander onto golf courses and iguanas that tumble out of palm trees. But now the city of "Scarface" and "Miami Vice" is vying to become a new powerhouse of tech startups that some in the business hope will spawn a novel phenomenon -- the "iguanacorn."
