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Goyal explained that Swiggy started last-mile logistics in India’s food delivery sector, a move he dismissed for years as ...

Meta faced pressure over scam ads on Facebook and Instagram, especially from Japan. Internal papers show it reduced how ...

Join TonyTechBytes as he discusses topics including the impact of selfies and the complexities of being a content creator. Key moments in the video cover self-identity on and off camera, the balance ...

The stock market has been a tad volatile lately. But this month, digital physical therapy company Hinge Health filed for an initial public offering. Plus, a new tool out of Stanford University ...

Entry-level programming roles are increasingly scarce, with junior applicants fielding fierce competition. Bryce Adelstein Lelbach, a principal architect at Nvidia, discussed the state of the job ...

On this week’s “Tech Bytes: Week in Review,” the chip powerhouse Nvidia saw its revenue soar last quarter, showing that the AI boom is still booming. Plus, it was a bumpy week for bitcoin after the ...

In TechBytes, Phones read emotions, Obama's iPod warning, and more. May 10, 2010— -- Wireless broadband is about to get much faster. A wireless industry trade group has announced the ...