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Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Xiaomi Mi 11 announced with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 processor, coming in Jan 2021

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Salesforce is buying workplace messaging app Slack for $27.7 billion

Microsoft has been posing a threat to Salesforce's key products, a line-up of tools that help other companies manage their customer relationships.

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Company continued to hold on to close to $ 1 bn cash, tracked to runway very closely: Oyo founder Ritesh Agarwal to employees

Agarwal was talking to employees in India, US, Japan, China and other markets in a 'fireside chat' session alongside board member Troy Alstead and India CEO Rohit Kapoor.

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Tata Digital buys stake in govt's rural e-tailer Grameen e-Store

The firm paid around Rs 10 crore for an undisclosed stake; etailer also in talks with HDFC Bank for stake sale

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Flipkart wholesale arm posts 12% jump in FY20 revenues, cuts losses

Flipkart India's majority income is from the wholesale sale of products, unlike Flipkart Internet, the marketplace unit of the ecommerce giant that earns its revenues from commissions it charges vendors

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Tuesday, December 1, 2020

ITILITE Technologies takes on lease over 400 seats in 91springboard coworking centre in Bengaluru

ITILITE Technologies will be setting up operations at 91springboard's flexible office space in Indiranagar which has a total seating capacity of around 800.

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Paytm waives charges on merchant transactions; to absorb MDR of Rs 600 crore

Paytm will absorb Rs 600 crore in MDR charges annually by banks and other charges to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) during the ongoing pandemic.

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Lawsuit challenging Optional Practical Training programme dismissed by US Court

Under the OPT programme, foreign students can work for 12 months after graduating, with students graduating in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects getting an additional 24 months.

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