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[wanabidii] Currency ban: Fintech startups to hire more

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Currency ban: Fintech startups to hire more
Currency ban: Fintech startups to hire more
Fintech startups are proving to be the biggest beneficiaries of the government's demonetisation move and with the rise in business, recruitment plans of these companies are likely to see significant uptrend in coming months, experts say.
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Hangout, party or shopping, all in budget with men casual shoe collection, starting at Rs 399.
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IIT-Delhi students bag over 20 international offers
Over 130 offers were made by recruiters at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, on the first day of placements.
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This confirms, Apple car is not dead
Apple is wading in to the debate over regulation of self-driving cars, declaring it is excited about the potential for automated transportation and calling on US regulators not to restrict testing of such vehicles.
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OnePlus sale: Grab OnePlus 3T, Dash Charger and more available at Re 1
To avail the offer, users need to visit the company’s oneplusstore.in/December website and complete the Entry Challenge to get going.
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IIT-Kanpur student gets Rs 1.5 crore offer from Microsoft
The student has been offered a position at Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond. IIT-K has nearly 200 companies listed for placements this year compared to around 280 which flocked the campus last year.
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Scared of online transactions? Here's how to take your first step
If you are one of the digi-sceptics, don't be alarmed: There are ways and means to limit the damage in the online world, even if your worst fears come true.
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Android virus hits millions: 8 things to know
Here's all you need to know about the big fraud exploiting Google Play Store.
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Morgan Stanley-managed mutual fund cuts Flipkart valuation to $5.5 billion
A mutual fund managed by Morgan Stanley has sharply cut the value of its shares in India's largest e-tailer for the fourth time over a period of a year, valuing the company at $5.5 billion.
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Flipkart loses another top executive
Flipkart's SVP (engineering) Peeyush Ranjan, who was the chief technology officer at the company till a few months back, has resig ned, adding to the list of top-level exits that have hit the e-tailer since last year.
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Here's how ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes may hurt PM Modi's 'Make in India' plans
Industry insiders said they expect 2-3 months impact on current manufacturing activities. Analysts expect demand to normalise by mid-February to March.
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