Last valued at $520 million in July 2022, the neobanking company registered revenues of Rs 67 lakh in FY20, Rs 1.27 crore in ...
(Adds context in paragraph 5, detail on licenses already granted in paragraphs 7-8, adds details in paragraph 9 and 10) By Rae Wee and Elizabeth Howcroft Oct 2 (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency exchange ...
By Rae Wee and Elizabeth Howcroft (Reuters) -Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has been awarded a full payments licence to ...
Wages are outpacing inflation, driven largely by pay gains for low-income workers. Those gains have helped close the gap between blue- and white-collar workers. WSJ explains what is driving the ...
fi backed by investors like peak xv and temasek told employees in a townhall that its laying off 10 staff to preserve cash to ...
STORY: Coinbase, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, won a key license in Singapore on Monday, allowing it to ...
Three or four years ago, people had two job concerns — getting laid off or not getting raises fast enough. Now many face a new concern — a pay cut. Three or four years ago, people had two job ...
WASHINGTON —Military officials prepared Friday to cut pay for troops and civilians, and close offices and activities deemed not essential to national security as the deadline nears for the ...
It was an interesting bit of timing: On February 7, Nintendo announced that it would institute a 10 percent pay raise for its employees. Consider where this bit of good news landed amid the calendar ...
Walmart is cutting the pay for some of its new hourly workers. The nation’s largest private employer is changing its pay scale for some new entry-level hires, such as those who gather items for ...
Oh, how things can change in a couple of years! In September 2021, I wrote a piece drawing investors’ attention to a story that was in danger of getting lost on a jobs report day: Walmart (WMT ...
Walmart is paying some new store workers less than it would have three months ago, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. According to documents reviewed by the Journal, the retail bellwether ...
