Last week, the auto major announced that it was recalling 17,362 units of models like Alto K10, Brezza and Baleno to inspect and replace faulty airbag controllers.

Layoffs in January 2023: From Google, Amazon to Microsoft, the first three weeks of January have already witnessed layoffs of 55,970 employees across 173 companies around the world, as per data on job cuts tracker website Layoffs.fyi as of Monday morning. This is already 35 percent of the total layoffs seen in 2022 when tech firms began letting go of staff amid a fund crunch, to become profitable to stave off the macro uncertainties. While all firms may not be on Layoffs.fyi list, here is a look at the major job cuts in IT, IT services and other sectors in January 2023

'Instant is not shutting down. We are working on a new menu with our partners... All finishing stations remain intact, and no people are impacted by this decision,' said a Zomato spokesperson.

Microsoft Corp, the world's largest software company by revenue, is scheduled to report its second quarter (Q2 2023) results on...