Microsoft to buy 'Candy Crush' maker Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
The deal will also make Microsoft the world's third-largest gaming company by revenue, behind Tencent and Sony.
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Ambani to invest in Gates funded battery co Ambri
Ambri Inc. in talks to provide liquid metal battery technology to Reliance for large scale battery manufacturing in India.
Can India have its own trillion-dollar company?
While the trillion-dollar-market-cap club has been dominated by firms from the West, of late there has been shift in innovation and influence to the East. This gives India a chance to join the club.
Want to attract the best talent? Here’s how to do it
The chase for a senior resource is no cakewalk. But remembering these few factors can make your search for the best leadership talent easier and fruitful.
The shake-out in the cloud wars
Cloud computing will lead the new digital transformation journey for companies big and small. Who will emerge as the undisputed cloud leader from the big-tech stable, however, remains to be seen.
The transformation of Microsoft
While Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon struggling with various issues, Microsoft’s reinvented business model with cloud as the new growth driver offers lessons.
Goodbye TikTok
Digital is the new geopolitical battleground. The digital world, for all its original promises of a connected world, is looking no different from the physical one.
India Inc.’s mantra for a post-Covid world
At the first-ever virtual edition of the Microsoft Envision Forum the theme of which was ‘Innovate. Transform. Grow.’, business leaders dwelt on ways to operate in a world changed by Covid-19.
Govt warns users that Zoom isn’t safe
A home ministry advisory asks government officers not to use the service and sets guidelines for individuals using it during the Covid-19 crisis. Zoom says fully committed to user security.
Microsoft India’s window of opportunity
Once known only for working with the big boys’ club, Microsoft is changing its game in India with small and medium businesses, and startups, and stitching interesting tie-ups along the way.
