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Engineering giant L&T has established an all-women team at Tata Steels mining site in Odisha, handling large machinery repairs, inspired by a successful pilot. Amazon, which initiated all-women virtual customer service in 2020, now operates nine all-women delivery stations in various locations. Companies like Shell, KFC, and Dr. Reddys are also creating all-women teams in various sectors, boosting productivity, reducing attrition, and attracting female talent. These initiatives aim to addres...

Shell mobility stations reflect Shell’s decades-long commitment to providing sustainable innovations and solutions in the country.

Offering ethically sourced 100% Arabica coffee from Cavite, Shell Café has 14 locations and growing nationwide, enticing customers with flavorful coffee that is freshly ground for...

First Shell-branded stations in Sri Lanka are expected to open in Q3 2024

It acknowledges Shell's contributions in enhancing partner and user experiences.

Under the project, the government plans to set up charging infrastructure across 5,500 km of national highways along the golden quadrilateral.

Shell Mobility Company Operations is acquiring the 45-unit retail network of a long-time Shell wholesaler in New Mexico for undisclosed terms, the oil major...

MARKHAM, Ontario, Dec. 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xperigo, the automotive industry’s leading Contact Centre provider of customer experience management services, including Roadside Assistance, was awarded Canada’s Most Admired Corporate

Discover the unique trend of coffee shops inside gasoline stations in Cebu. Explore the retro vibes of Fueltech Philippines' Octane+Caffeine and indulge in their delicious offerings. Experience a trifecta of gas, coffee, and a sea view at Shell Compostela's C'S Café. Immerse yourself in an art-gallery themed cafe at Shell Mobility, featuring over 80 paintings by Cebuano artists. Don't miss out on these one-of-a-kind pit stops for coffee lovers and weary drivers in Cebu.

Her decision comes after a 12-hour-long telecom disruption on November 8 resulted in widespread disconnection for millions of Optus mobile and internet users across Australia. Moreover, critical sections of the country’s public transport system were rendered inoperable.