The leading global smartphone manufacturer Samsung Electronics will be split into two different organizations in accordance with a proposal by US hedge fund management firm Elliot Management. The firm, which holds 0.6 percent of Samsung's shares, submitted this proposal to the company's executive board of directors and they are currently reviewing it.
Rajiv Sodhi, who served as GoDaddy’s India and Australia managing director and vice president for the past four and a half years, has quit the web hosting platform to rejoin the tech giant Microsoft.
Online shoppers in the United States made $1.2 billion worth of online purchases on Black Friday this year. This estimate marks a 33 percent increase in mobile sales from 2015.
Google is expected to face stricter regulatory policies now that ally President Barack Obama is leaving his presidential post for President-elect Donald Trump. The incoming administration has the power to reverse policies that favor the internet giant.
Due to risks of experiencing sexual attacks, people nowadays are advised to be vigilant and cautious when going to bars or unfamiliar neighborhoods. A company called Undercover Colors has developed a nail polish that can detect date rape drugs.
Telegram, a security-focussed messaging app, recently launched an anonymous blogging platform called Telegraph. The most interesting and unique feature of this blogging application is that anyone can publish anything on the platform without signing in.
Volkswagen has announced that its plan to make a massive job cut that would affect 30,000 positions. About 23,000 of the affected jobs are thought to be based in Germany.
Coca-Cola has created a "selfie bottle" that automatically takes pictures as you drink.
Ford Motor Company has said that its production of Lincoln MKC SUV at its Kentucky plant will continue even after a tweet from U.S President-elect Donald Trump implied that it would be transferred to Mexico.
