Riyadh announces global cybersecurity initiatives that could open collaboration with India

Governor of Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Region Prince Faisal bin Bandar has announced two global initiatives to boost cybersecurity. This is brainchild of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

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Flipkart shuts down Jabong for Myntra push

According to data sourced from SimilarWeb, which tracks web analytics for businesses, app downloads of Jabong in India had dropped by 12.71% in December 2019. Usage on the app had been steadily declining as well.

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Experian opens new development centre in Hyderabad

This is part of Experian’s global network of development centres and will work closely with its product teams globally. Experian said the centre will allow the company to build on its innovation agenda by hiring talent available in India.

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Liberty Global signs deal with Infosys, to transfer 300 employees to IT firm

Under the deal, Infosys will primarily manage the IT and infrastructure platforms under the transitional service agreements. Liberty Global will transfer up to 300 employees from its operations in The Netherlands, United Kingdom and Poland to Infosys, it said.

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Roopa Kudva retires from Infosys board

Kudva was appointed as independent director from February 4, 2015 until February 3, 2020.

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Google Pay India learnings will be taken to global markets: Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai

“We've had a lot of traction with our payments product over the past 18 months. We had a tremendously successful launch in India from which we learned a lot of features, and we are bringing that and we are revamping our payments products globally,” said Pichai speaking to analysts after the company’s fourth quarter earnings.

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Now, Google enables users to compare and recharge mobile plans

Starting this Tuesday, Google Search will enable users to browse plans across several mobile carriers, compare discounts and offers, and recharge these plans using the payment. This search experience is currently available for users that have signed-in using their Android devices, and collates prepaid service plans from Airtel, Vodafone-Idea, Jio and BSNL across India.

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