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Here are some of today's top technology headlines: Major News: * Amazon's 15-Minute Delivery Challenge: Amazon is diving into the quick commerce market in India, aiming to deliver groceries within 15 minutes. This move intensifies competition with

In 2016, a German journalist Bastian Obermayer has published 11.5M documents online. These documents contained details about financial tax evasion and money laundering of the VIPs and VVIPs. This list contained the names of 11 world leaders, politic

Here’s a real- lesson from July 2024: Many salaried employees, while filing their ITR, realized too late that they had missed out on crucial tax planning and investment opportunities because the financial year had already closed. Don’t let this hap

This morning, I shared a post about the 30% tax notice on crypto, highlighting that individuals are being asked to pay 30% tax on their total turnover. After discussing the issue with several people, I discovered that some Binance users have received

There exists a market whose value is estimated to range between 20% to 30% of India's GDP. Yes, I am talking about the Black market (it refers to illegal trade and transactions that occur mainly to Avoid taxes or to trade illegal goods.) But do you

10 Advanced Red Teaming Tactics for Unbeatable Cyber Resilience 🚨💻 Red teaming is not just about hacking—it's about thinking like real-world adversaries to uncover hidden weaknesses before they do. Here are 10 advanced tactics used by elite threat

Holding XRP since it was Rs. 40. Psychology behind the decision was very simple. Its logo is a X and elon musk loves X. The coin has limited supply and a simple law of economics states that limited supply and increasing demand increase prices. Now

Everyone's focused on the wrong part of Amazon. Not Prime. Not AWS. Not their website. They've quietly built a 413M square foot logistics empire. Here's what your business could learn from Bezos: In 1995, Amazon started as an online bookstore.

Hey there, folks! Did you know that countries have not one but three methods to calculate their national income? And each method is unique in its way. The method used to calculate a country's GDP is the Product Method, also known as the Value-Added M