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Tech giants should stop treating India like third-world country: Paytm's Vijay Shekhar Referring to WhatsApp's new privacy policy and the company's recent frontpage newspaper ads about user's privacy, Sharma said, "Why does Europe get a policy and India only a newspaper advertisement?" BusinessToday.In | January 14, 2021 | Updated 17:14 IST Paytm Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Vijay Shekhar Sharma US-based big tech companies must stop treating India like a "Third-World market" as it is the largest consumer base for such companies, said Paytm Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Vijay Shekhar Sharma...

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When it comes to invention, we ain’t seen nothing yet. The chances are good, and getting better, that in the coming year and the years after it, our world will essentially reinvent itself. That revolution already is underway but, as with most progress, there are political challenges. Congress needs restraint in dealing with the technological revolution and not to dust off old, antitrust tapes. With the surging inventiveness we are seeing today across the creative spectrum — inventiveness which has given us Amazon, Tesla, Uber, Zoom, 3D printing and, in short order, a COVID-19 vaccin...

Global technology trends fueling exponential growth December 21, 2020, 5:55 PM IST Mr. Seshadri Kulkarni is a CEO of Digitsecure The global payment battles until about a decade ago were waged and won by financial institutions and processors primarily riding on global card networks in existing, well-defined markets. Until the beginning of the 21st century, the two most populous markets – China and India – were a mere blip on the global payments landscape. The one transformational innovation during this period was online payments with the advent of ...

Google Gives Free Weekly PCR-Based Swab COVID-19 Test to Employees Google offers free weekly COVID-19 tests for its US employees, which has started on Friday (12/18). The tech giant company is known to give great benefits to its employees, which is now home to over 100,000 employees in Northern America.  As The Wall Street Journals initially reported, the nasal swab tests are available through BioIQ, a health care company in Atlanta that Google has partnered up with. Up to this writing, the plan is only open for 90,000 employees, but the tech giant is planning to expand it globally next ye...