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PayU Layoffs Employees Of PaySense, The Startup Acquired 6 Months Ago!
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Naspers-owned fintech major PayU has decided to layoff a sizeable number of employees of PaySense, the electronic credit firm it acquired in an all-cash deal in early this year. The firm didn't disclose the...
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Cognizant Churns it’s Workforce as Covid19 is Crashing Hard on the Economy
Once again, Cognizant layoffs employees in India. The New Jersey-based IT servicing and consulting firm Cognizant (NASDAQ:CTSH) is levelling up their employee's attrition rate due to the aftermath of Covid19 crisis. But the spokesperson...
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Sony To Layoff 2000 Employees As Mobile Phone Division continue to Struggle
Staying competitive in the smartphone business nowadays is almost impossible unless you are able to create Apple iPhone like magic with the features like OnePlus offers at a jaw-dropping price. Sony, once the global leader in electronics, is learning...
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BSNL Is All Set To Lay off 54,000 Employees
Amid the rising competition and an ongoing price war between the operators, India's largest telecom player Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has decided to lay off 54,000 employees, which equals to one-third of the company's total manpower. It's also reported...
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