Regulators in China have come down hard on its biggest technology firms this year, criticising them for policies that exploit workers and infringe on consumer rights in addition to unleashing a slew of anti-trust probes and fines.
The fine came amid increasing international pressure on online platforms such as Google, part of Alphabet Inc, and Facebook to share more of the revenue they make from using media outlets' news.
With technology and non-tech companies increasing their tech workforce, they are expanding their recruiting teams to be able to manage the process better, often hiring from recruitment firms.
NTT, the world’s third largest data centre firm, had announced an investment of $2 billion into new data centres, MIST cable and renewable plants across the world. A large share of that is expected to happen in India.
The edtech startup intends to turn its platform into a more personalised learning experience, it said in a press statement on Wednesday. It is looking to add 500,000 new students to its platform within a year.
Founded in 2016 by Sourabh Gupta and Akshay Deshraj, Skit has a suite of speech and language solutions that allow enterprises to automate their call centre operations. In August, the startup set up its new headquarters in New York City.
The partners plan to establish a personal credit-scoring firm to handle Ant's treasure trove of data on over 1 billion consumers, said the people, adding that its ownership structure could help revive Ant's blockbuster initial public offering (IPO) which regulators put a stop to with just two days to go.from Technology News, Latest Gadget Reviews, Gaming & Tech Videos | Times of India https://ift.tt/o3b1NzK
