India has implemented its most significant labor reforms since 1991, affecting 63 million enterprises. The changes make formal sector compliance easier but also make retrenching workers simpler, sparking nationwide protests from trade unions.
China’s industrial sector is showing fresh signs of strain with profits falling 5.5% in October, the worst performance in five months. The decline comes despite a temporary trade deal with the US and reflects deeper structural challenges in the world’s second-largest economy.
DoorDash suffered a major data breach in October but took nearly three weeks to notify affected customers. The breach exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses through social engineering tactics. This marks the third major security incident for the delivery giant since 2019.
Apple is asking India’s Delhi High Court to block a new antitrust law that could result in $38 billion fines. The company calls the penalties “manifestly arbitrary” and wants calculations based only on Indian revenue. The case stems from an ongoing dispute with Match dating apps.
According to Counterpoint Research, Apple will dethrone Samsung as the world’s top smartphone maker in 2025 and maintain that lead through at least 2029. The iPhone 17 lineup exceeded expectations with 9% year-over-year growth, while Samsung only managed 4.6% growth in the same quarter.
The OnSolve CodeRED emergency notification system used by state and local agencies has been compromised in a cyber-attack. The INC Ransom group claims responsibility and is now selling stolen data including clear-text passwords. Many local governments are scrambling to notify residents and migrate t
Openreach has decommissioned its first telephone exchange in Deddington, Oxfordshire as part of a major copper network shutdown. The rural exchange closure marks the beginning of a program to exit 4,600 legacy exchanges across the UK. All 1,800 copper lines have been upgraded to fiber and now route
C-suite leaders are rushing into AI while employees fear for their jobs. The disconnect isn’t technical—it’s about trust. Research shows 73% of executives trust leadership on AI, but only 53% of employees agree.
Cape Town-based Enpower Trading has secured conditional market participant membership in the Southern African Power Pool. This breakthrough allows the company to import and export electricity across borders, creating new competition in the region’s energy market. The move represents a significant sh
HP is cutting thousands of jobs as it pivots toward AI and deals with rising component costs. The company expects to save $1 billion through the restructuring while warning about margin pressures ahead.
