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Dabur India Begins Construction of Manufacturing Facility in Tamil Nadu with Rs 400 Crore Investment
Dabur India has begun building its first manufacturing facility in South India at Tindivanam, Tamil Nadu, with an investment of Rs 400 crore. This new plant is designed to be a modern, sustainable unit that runs entirely on renewable energy and promotes inclusive hiring practices. It is expected to strengthen Dabur’s supply chain and expand its […]
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Apple appears to be preparing for another phase of retail expansion in India,…
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has announced plans to invest approximately $11 billion over…
Zepto has temporarily paused operations at about 200 of its 600 Zepto Cafe…
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eBay is carrying out another round of layoffs, with reports suggesting close to 800 employees are being let go. While the company has not issued an official statement, many workers have shared their experiences on professional networking sites, confirming the cuts. Posts from employees in Oregon, Utah, Texas, and California show that the impact is […]
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Ferrari is giving record annual bonuses to its Italian workforce after reporting strong financial results in 2025. Despite delivering slightly fewer cars than the previous year, the company’s revenues rose 7 percent to €7.1 billion, while operating profit climbed 12 percent to €2.1 billion. Around 5,000 employees in Italy are eligible for bonuses of up […]
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India Salary Increments Projected at 9.1% in 2026: GCCs and Financial Services May Lead Growth
India Inc. is projected to offer an average salary increment of 9.1% in 2026, with GCCs and financial services leading growth. Attrition stabilises at 16.4%.
Livspace has let go of about 1,000 employees, that is, about 12 per cent of its staff, as part of a planned internal reorganisation. As per the company, this move is to become more focused on artificial intelligence (AI). However, the layoffs also come after four years without new funding and no clear path to […]
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