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Leading streaming platforms Netflix, Amazon, and Disney are reportedly concerned about India’s new tobacco warning rules for streaming content. These industry giants have privately discussed potential legal challenges and other measures to delay the implementation of these rules, as they anticipate the need to edit millions of hours of existing web content, according to sources […]
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As it gets ready to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and other providers for the right to provide broadband internet globally, Amazon.com announced Tuesday that it will launch its first internet satellites into orbit in the first half of 2024 and begin conducting initial commercial testing soon after. Later this year, the satellites will start […]
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A list of 32 companies that can function as online payment aggregators, including Google Pay from Alphabet Inc., Amazon Pay from Amazon.com Inc., and Reliance Payment Solutions Ltd., was released by the Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday. The central bank stated on its website that the identities were made public in order to “disseminate […]
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Amazon working on ChatGPT-like Tech: One of the generative artificial intelligence models in the computer world nowadays that receives the most attention is called ChatGPT. Since its debut in November 2022, the AI-powered chatbot has been giving human-like responses to questions. It has been around for a year. Initially made available to the public as […]
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Large major firms like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have fired thousands of workers worldwide in the past few weeks. These tech company CEOs have fully accepted responsibility for layoffs, and they should because they were at fault. Now, whether it was Google CED Sundar Pichai, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, or Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, everyone […]
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Amazon announced on Thursday that it would resume layoffs in January 2023. The internet giant announced the layoffs of thousands of workers in November of last year, and it is still firing people while letting go of more than 18,000 of its workers worldwide. CEO Andy Jassy informed staff of the impending layoffs and explained […]
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It appears that Amazon is preparing to fire up to 20,000 workers, which is twice as many as had previously been estimated. Workers from distribution centres, IT professionals, and corporate executives will all be let go by Amazon across a number of areas. According to those with knowledge of the situation, the layoffs will occur […]
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According to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Thursday, the massive layoffs that started this week in Amazon’s corporate ranks will continue into the following year. Jassy claimed that the business informed workers in its electronics and books divisions about layoffs on Wednesday. He said that a voluntary buyout offer was also made to a few […]
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As-hours trading on Thursday saw a nearly 20% decline in Amazon stock after the brand revealed that its crucial holiday shopping season will be lower than anticipated. The business is the newest digital juggernaut to let Wall Street down this week. Amazon experienced great growth during the pandemic, but since then, expenditures have gotten out […]
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According to attorneys, Amazon is being sued in Britain for up to GBP 900 million in damages (about Rs. 8,400 crores) over claims the online marketplace exploited its dominating position by favouring its own products. Julie Hunter, a champion of consumer rights, intends to file the lawsuit on behalf of all British customers who have […]
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