is keen to knowjust what the big tech companies are doing to ensure their platforms won t be manipulated by foreign governments. senior executives from twitter and facebook will answer questions from the senate intelligence committee later today. facebook‘s chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg, will say the social media giant has already disabled almost $1.3 billion fake accounts, a staggering sum, and the firm has doubled the number of people it has working to combat misinformation on the site. meanwhile, twitter‘s chief executive, jack dorsey, is likely to address concerns over censorship. he says that twitter does not use political ideology to make decisions in terms of how content is ranked on the site. but what about the other big player in all of this, google? the committee also invited google to take part, but instead of sending along larry page, the firm has decided to supply a written testimony to the hearing. this is expected to be the most anticipated heari
In a middle-class suburb of
Mumbai, workers at SoftBank-backed Swiggy s grocery warehouse
race against time to deliver orders within 10 minutes. Their
speed is tracked by the seconds on a screen that.
India s quick commerce boom is reshaping how Indians shop, with Swiggy leading the charge in the fast-paced delivery game. The SoftBank-backed company s grocery warehouse in a middle-class suburb of Mumbai operates with precision, aiming to deliver orders within 10 minutes. Swiggy s bikers, clad in bright orange T-shirts, race against time to collect and deliver packed grocery orders, with the warehouse manager emphasizing the need for speed in the entire process.
By Siddharth Cavale BENTONVILLE, Arkansas (Reuters) - Initial public offerings of Walmart's Flipkart marketplace and PhonePe digital payments platform could take a couple of years, a Walmart executive said. "This is something we're looking at over .
Walmart s Flipkart marketplace and PhonePe digital payments platform could have IPOs in the next couple of years, as stated by Walmart s executive, Dan Bartlett.