 | Jeff Bezos' girlfriend prepares for all-female flight on Blue Origin missionSix people were carried to space above the Karman line -- an internationally recognised boundary of space that lies 62 miles (100 km) above the Earth's surface -- in a typical 11-minute flight. |
 | Jeff Bezos to sell Washington Post to buy NFL team Commanders: ReportsNotably, Bezos bought the Washington Post in 2013 for USD 250 million. New York Post reported that Bezos is 'looking to clear the way' to get the Commanders from embattled owner Dan Snyder. |
 | Amazon launches its air cargo service in HyderabadIt will help ship consignments to Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi with relative ease |
 | 80,000 Indians in US face layoff heatHave to find a new job within two months or leave the country; share plight on social media platforms; Spotify to cut its staff base by 6% |
 | All you need to know about big tech's 'job-slashing' waveAmid fears of recession and stuttering growth, a slew of job cuts has engulfed the world's largest tech firms since 2022 and continues well into the new year. |
 | Microsoft to cut staff again, says reportsThe Washington state-based company, which industry trackers say has more than 220,000 workers, trimmed its ranks of employees twice last year. |
 | Court proceedings reveal streaming date of Shah Rukh Khan’s 'Pathaan'CBFC had passed the film with more than 10 cuts and granted it a U/A certificate. Among the purported cuts, there were three changes made to the controversial song Besharam Rang. |
 | Fresh round of layoffs in tech firms, startups continue in 2023Amazon has fired at least 1,500 employees, including those who opted for the voluntary separation programme |
 | 'Taken seriously only when I tell I'm working with SRK, Katrina, Shahid': Vijay SethupathiThe actor added that even though he had learned Hindi while working as an accountant in Dubai he was a bit skeptical about acting in the language. |
| Amazon to lay off around 1,000 staff in IndiaThe company has announced the elimination of over 18,000 roles across the globe due to uncertain economic conditions. |
 | Amazon announces cutting more than 18,000 jobsSoftware maker Salesforce, meanwhile, is laying off about 8,000 employees, or 10% of its workforce. |
 | 2022 OTT in review: Highlights from the Hindi streaming worldHere are some things that stood out from the rest on OTT this year: |
 | Amazon strikes deal with EU to close probe on anti-competitive tacticsAmazon will make major changes to its business practices to end competition probes in Europe by giving customers more visible choices when buying products. |
 | Nothing short of heartbreaking: John Krasinski on parallels between 'Jack Ryan' S3 and Ukraine warThe third season of the hit series shows fictional spy Ryan go up against a rogue group of Russian activists planning to detonate a nuclear strike and bring about an unprecedented global conflict. |
 | Flipkart, Amazon issued notices for selling acid online; teen stable in hospitalThe DCW sought reasons for the availability of acid on the e-shopping platforms along with details of sellers who have placed acid as a product on their platforms. |
 | 'T' for tech, 'T' for tumult: Massive job layoffs in tech world in 2022Thousands of careers and livelihoods are being wiped out in the pink-slip wave sweeping the tech world. Has the tech bubble burst? |
 | 'Something from Tiffany's' movie review: No frills, all fluffThe predictability of the plot and, for that matter, the backstories of the characters is exhausting. |
 | Amazon sued in US for 'stealing' delivery driver tips"When a company is caught stealing from its workers, it is not enough for the company to repay the amount stolen," Karl Racine, attorney general of the local Washington, DC government, argued in the s |
 | International cyber fraud syndicate busted in DelhiThe accused people, with the help of some website developers, had also created a fake website which had the same user interference as that of the genuine E-commerce Amazon website. |
 | Amazon CEO says company won't take down antisemitic filmAt The New York Times’ DealBook Summit in New York City, Jassy said it is difficult for the company to determine what content crosses the line to where Amazon doesn’t make it available to customers. |
