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Companies to ramp up hiring in 2021: Report. EY to hire 9,000 professionals in 2021 in various technology role Andrea Piacquadio Despite the gloom, hope is around the corner as India is witnessing hiring in few sectors. Covid-19 pandemic has hit the common man hard. After witnessing job losses and salary cuts in the year 2020, the year 2021 is expected to see more hiring across sectors. Job opportunities in the country are likely to grow in the current year, according to several surveys conduct...

Top company executives and HR heads said much of the bounceback, and pickup in hiring will depend on the success of the vaccine and its resultant impact on the economy.

India Inc’s hiring intent boosted by Covid vaccine news SECTIONS Share Synopsis A study conducted by the recruitment and staffing services provider CIEL HR Services, covering 298 companies across 27 cities, shows that the intent to hire in tier 2 cities has grown by 62% in December versus June and 22% quarterly, a trend that is likely to accelerate in the next quarter. Getty Images According to a Teamlease survey, for January-March, 27% of companies show hiring intent, up from 21% in October-...

(Representative image) MUMBAI: In a big boost for digital payments, the RBI has announced a fund that will subsidise deployment of card-acceptance devices and QR codes in tier-3 to tier-6 towns and in the northeast. The Payments Infrastructure Development Fund (PIDF), which currently stands at Rs 345 crore, will go up further with contributions from banks yet to come in. The RBI has contributed Rs 250 crore to the fund, payment networks will pump in Rs 100 crore and banks will give Re 1 for ev...

Byju’s, Zomato corner bulk of startup funds in pandemic year [Mint, New Delhi] Dec. 31—NEW DELHI — Funding in startups fell sharply in 2020 as the pandemic led venture capital firms to adopt the watch-only mode, though global investors continued to back unicorns and firms that adapted to the changed business conditions. Indian startups raised around $10.6 billion across 660 deals this year, the lowest in four years in terms of deal value, according to data from Venture Intelligence. In 20...

Who gained, who lost? ETtech takes stock of the changing startup fortunes in a pandemic-marred year.

Pine Labs appoints Tanya Naik as the Head of Omnichannel Pine Labs appoints Tanya Naik as the Head of Omnichannel Mumbai, Dec 29: Pine Labs, leading merchant commerce platforms said that company has appointed Tanya Naik as the Head of Omnichannel. Commenting on the appointment, Nitish Asthana, President and COO, Pine Labs, said, “Tanya’s wealth of experience in banking, partnerships and pure play fintech will play a critical role in the launch and expansion of our omnichannel business, as ...

Healthcare, IT/ITeS and education sectors lead hiring market in 2020, says Naukri report The study said that while industries such as medical/healthcare, IT, BPO/ITES were less impacted, a few such as retail, hospitality and travel struggled to cope. Representational Image The healthcare, IT/ITeS and education sectors led the hiring market in 2020, showed year-end data by jobs platform Naukri. The study said that while industries such as medical/healthcare, IT and BPO/ITES were less impacted, ...

Provider of SaaS for Financial Institutions Fininbox Doubled Revenue in 2020 March 11th, 2021. According to AntonZujev, Head of Business Developmentand Sales at Fininbox, the doublingof revenue even during the pandemic ... BuildStream launches investment round on Republic YC Funded BuildStream LaunchesInvestment Campaign for Supply ChainQuality Inspection Marketplace App,Raising $1M From Users and the Crowd.NEW YORK, Feb 21, 2021 — ... Durham-based ProcessMaker raises $45 million in Series ...

Indian Digital Payments Fintech Pine Labs Is Now Valued at $2 Billion following New Investment Round Digital payments firm Pine Labs has reportedly secured $75-100 million through an investment round that was led by US-headquartered hedge fund Lone Pine Capital, which is known for financing established US businesses like Uber. Pine Labs is now valued at approimately $2 billion — a significant increase of more than 33% from its previous valuation of $1.5 billion back in January 2020. Earlier...