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Shopify Lays Off 10 Percent Staff as Shopping Boom Fades Post COVID Pandemic
Shopify has decided to lay off 10 percent employees, as the shopping boom that started in COVID pandemic has started to fade gradually. Shopify has also become one among the US tech firms, including Amazon and Facebook, that are experiencing paused hirings or staff cut.
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Bengaluru Beats San Francisco In Confidence To Go Digital
In the race to go digital, businesses judge India's Silicon Valley -- Bengaluru -- the best host among 45 cities worldwide.
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BlackBerry's meltdown sparks startup boom in Canada's Silicon Valley
More than 450 start-ups opened for business in the twin cities of Waterloo and Kitchener last year.
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Australia poised for start-up boom: Google study
Tech start-ups could be worth Aus$109 billion (US$111 billion) to the Australian economy by 2033 on a par with retail or education and create half a million jobs
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One on one with 'Boom Boom Afridi'
As Pakistan start their World Cup campaign against Kenya and will be led on the field by captain Shahid Afridi NDTV's Rica Roy caught up with him in an exclusive interview
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Shopify Lays Off 10 Percent Staff as Shopping Boom Fades Post COVID Pandemic
Shopify has decided to lay off 10 percent employees, as the shopping boom that started in COVID pandemic has started to fade gradually. Shopify has also become one among the US tech firms, including Amazon and Facebook, that are experiencing paused hirings or staff cut.
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Bengaluru Beats San Francisco In Confidence To Go Digital
In the race to go digital, businesses judge India's Silicon Valley -- Bengaluru -- the best host among 45 cities worldwide.
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BlackBerry's meltdown sparks startup boom in Canada's Silicon Valley
More than 450 start-ups opened for business in the twin cities of Waterloo and Kitchener last year.
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Australia poised for start-up boom: Google study
Tech start-ups could be worth Aus$109 billion (US$111 billion) to the Australian economy by 2033 on a par with retail or education and create half a million jobs
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One on one with 'Boom Boom Afridi'
As Pakistan start their World Cup campaign against Kenya and will be led on the field by captain Shahid Afridi NDTV's Rica Roy caught up with him in an exclusive interview
