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U.S. Google Moves Jobs to BRICS Countries

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U.S. Google laid off more than 200 ‘core’ employees and moved the jobs to foreign countries for cost-cutting measures. Google’s U.S. headquarters will move the job positions to Mexico and BRICS country India. The U.S. has been outsourcing jobs to developing countries since the 1990s, as employees showcase similar talent and come with lesser pay. Also Read: BRICS Makes Huge Announcement About Launching New Currency The pace of the U.S. outsourcing jobs skyrocketed post-2000s while Mexico and BRICS member India received top positions. Google has been indulging in lay-offs post the COVID-19 lockdowns with the majority of U.S. employees being affected. JUST IN: Google lays off hundreds of 'core' employees and is moving some positions to India and Mexico for cheaper costs. pic.twitter.com/3CA8783iBY — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) May 1, 2024 BRICS country India boasts a sea of talent and comes with half the pay that Google ...

Dogecoin (DOGE) Forecasted To Reach 150 Rupees in India

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Dogecoin is one of the OG crypto tokens, possessing a worldwide appeal. From time to time, the token has been endorsed and backed by Tesla supremo Elon Musk, which adds more appeal to the coin and its future path trajectories.  It wasn’t long ago when Tesla chief Elon Musk was gushing over Dogecoin’s value, exploring ways through which Doge could be embedded on X as a potential payment option. However, apart from being Musk’s favorite, Dogecoin has always boasted strong and loyal community sentiment worldwide, rooting for its stellar price recovery and pace.  Also Read: Is Elon Musk Considering Dogecoin for X-Fee Transactions? Dogecoin Forecast For 2024  Image Source: WatcherGuru The cryptocurrency mania, especially in meme currencies, is slowly gripping India . Meme currencies are gaining rapid momentum in India , with Doge leading the rally as one of the original meme tokens to explore and interact with. Per Flitpay, Dogecoin may contin...

Binance, Kraken apps removed from App Store in India; implications for Pullix?

Apple has removed Binance, Kraken, MEXC and Kucoin apps from its App Store in India. Meanwhile, new exchange platform Pullix (PLX) continues to see great traction during its presale. Trading on a hybrid exchange means users have access not just to liquidity, but also to all the robust security features that make top CEX platforms the industry’s choice. As crypto looks to embark on a new bull run, news from India is that Apple has removed the crypto apps of several exchanges from its App Store. This comes just over a week after the India n government issued warnings to the cryptocurrency exchanges for non-compliance. What does this mean for local crypto traders? Could the emergence of new exchange platform Pullix (PLX) help unlock more for the market? Apple removes apps after India government notice to exchanges A Techcrunch report on Wednesday, January 10 highlighted that apps for Binance, Kraken, MEXC and Kucoin were among the eight no longer ...

Indian crypto exchanges CoinSwitch, CoinDCX cut staff amid market slump

Indian crypto exchanges CoinSwitch and CoinDCX have been struggling to maintain headcount amid bear market and TDS. The CoinSwitch crypto exchange is the latest crypto trading platform in India that cut its workforce amid the prolonged cryptocurrency winter, the local news agency Moneycontrol reported on Aug. 28. The crypto exchange reportedly laid off 44 employees from its customer support division in August, citing redundancy in roles amid the bear market-triggered lack of customer queries. “We continuously evaluate our business to stay competitive, prioritizing innovation, value, and service for our customers. To that end, we right-sized our customer support team to align with the present volume of customer queries on our platform,” CoinSwitch said. The firm added that this impacted the roles of 44 members of its support team, who “voluntarily resigned from their roles after a detailed discussion with their managers.” 44 employees account for a significant share — or roughly 8% — o...