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Google Wallet launched in India: Step-by-step guide on how to use it; how it is different from Google Pay explained
Google Wallet: This article is about how to use Google Wallet and how different is it from Google Pay. As per Google, this wallet can be used for various utility functions like storing Air India, Indigo Airlines flight boarding pass, PVR and INOX cinema tickets. Read here to know more.
Adventure Tour Convention attains carbon neutrality
To execute ATOAI and Tourism Corporation of Gujarat’s commitment to promote sustainable tourism and reduce carbon emission, a charter was drawn to calculate the carbon emission for the entire event. To successfully offset the emission, the various key sustainable initiatives were implemented which resulted in the success of this initiative.
Sip, swipe, socialise! Decoding the 'coffee badging' trend in workplaces
As the corporate world grapples with the transition back to physical workspaces, "coffee badging" emerges as a contemporary response, reflecting changing priorities and a subtle resistance against rigid return-to-office mandates. Here’s all you need to know about this intriguing trend.
Coffee badging, office peacocking — the new tools being used in return-to-office mandates
Coffee badging refers to the act of making a brief appearance at the office for a few hours before promptly heading out. Those working in a hybrid or flexible model are employing this strategy. They come into the office to satisfy the mandate of being on premises for a while — enough to grab a coffee — but leave as soon as this is fulfilled.
Pope loses verified status on Twitter, US basketball star LeBron James remains
Musk tweeted separately: "I'm paying for a few personally." and later tweeted "Just Shatner, LeBron and King," referring to Star Trek actor William Shatner, who had last month complained about being forced to pay to keep his blue checkmark.
NCPI pitches UPI AutoPay for Twitter blue tick; Paytm sees smart-money exodus
Less than a week into his ownership of Twitter, Elon Musk has announced a raft of changes for the social media platform, including the way it distributes ‘verified’ badges or ‘blue ticks’ to certain users. A day after he said Twitter would give the badge – and other benefits – to anyone willing to shell out $8 a month, the CEO of NPCI replied to his tweet, pitching UPI AutoPay as an easy way to handle these payments.
How recruiters can use "train forward" to avoid "fail later"
Recruiters, under pressure to fill open positions, are liable to make hasty hiring decisions that may later hurt the organization. Certain checks and balances can be introduced into the process, to mitigate the risks and subsequent costs of hiring mistakes.
Tata Motors launches new brand for fleet customers
"We are delighted to launch the Xpres brand which will introduce smarter, future-ready mobility solutions to cater the special needs of all fleet customers - government, corporates, and mobility services," Tata Motors President (Passenger Vehicle Business Unit) Shailesh Chandra said in a statement.
Insider trading charge tests Infosys' pledge to live up to Murthy ideals
Nilekani’s return was equivalent to the return of the lost son. He was expected to return the company to the good old days when corporate governance was not mere lip service given to shareholders during annual general meeting, but a way of life.
Vizag steel plant's privatisation: Moderate response to bandh called by Left parties in AP, ends peacefully
Stray incidents were reported from different places in the state but overall the bandh ended peacefully, police sources said.
Selling badges, stickers at Singhu border: Farmers' stir give many vendors chance to revive income
With the protesting farmers staying put at the border point of the national capital for over six weeks now, a number of small business have sprung up at the site, the newest being sale of pro-protest badges and stickers.
Suits & Sayings: Swiss tax laws fox Indians; royal treatment for Apple; another plush pad coming up in Mumbai
The Centre has earmarked close to Rs 20K crore in incentives to establish 3 Apple plants in India.
No badge needed for tourists driving rented cab, bike
Cabs and motorcycles under 'Rent a Motorcycle' and 'Rent a Cab' schemes are not required to carry badges, the ministry said in an advisory to transport secretaries and commissioners of the states.
Corporate chatter: Minister angered by drones, Delhi heiress throws a fit in Mumbai, Jeff Bezos's desi designs
A drone captured a video of a minister at a wedding, apparently without his permission.
BPCL workers to go on strike on November 28
The move to sell the government’s entire majority stake in Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) has stoked fears that a change of ownership could lead to job losses and a sharply different working climate unsuitable for many current employees, prompting protests from company workers and executives.
Bank employees stage protest against Centre's decision to merge PSU banks
Employees of all public and private sector banks wore black badges to work as a mark of protest to the government's decision.
Meet Anand Mahindra, corporate India's disruptor-in-chief
Leading Mahindra's disruption and innovation agenda is M&M's secretive Blue Lab. Set up in April 2015, Blue Lab is a community of innovators.
Railwaymen's black badge protest against Debroy report
Several members of All-India Railwaymen's Federation, across the country today wore black badges in protest against the recommendations of Debroy Committee.
Gamification: The new corporate 'in thing'
The word 'gamification' is the application of video game techniques to a business setting in order to make tasks fun and engaging.
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