The job industry looks nothing like it was ten years ago and it won't be the same in the next ten. LinkedIn claims to be the world's largest professional networking site and the company has released a survey showing the changing trends in the job market.

The pay gap between female and male employees not only exists but also increases as they advance in their careers. What can be done to reverse the trend?

Gandhi did not hold back any punches and said, \"Slap as many defamation suits as you want, but the truth remains that just as demonetisation was done to help the prime minister's crony capitalist friends, the Rafale deal was done to benefit Anil Ambani's group\".

Google is using its expertise in AI for Project Navlekha, using which, it will quickly render any PDF with Indian language content into editable text.

There are already clear signs of green shoots sprouting in pockets of local manufacturing in sectors as diverse as steel, auto, chemicals and energy.

Hang in there, Elon Musk, your factory is now humming at a brisk clip. The world needs inspirational innovators like you, says Anand Mahindra.

The IT industry was tottering at around $6 billion in 1999-2000. It is more than a $150 billion industry now.

Thales India, part of the Thales Group - one of the world's largest defence suppliers - is betting big on India along with China and the US. Of late, Thales has acquired a few companies in the digital space to expand in data analytics and cybersecurity. Patrice Caine, Chairman and CEO of the Thales Group, speaks to Business Today's Prosenjit Datta and Manu Kaushik on the next big areas and what makes India attractive. Edited excerpts:

Jet Airways refuted the claim in a regulatory filing. \"The statement 'Can't fly beyond 60 days, Jet tells staff', as appeared in the media, is incorrect and malicious,\" the airline informed the stock exchange.

The Congress party neither disclosed the letter nor the fact that whether the meeting Anil Ambani sought from the Congress President ever took place, and what transpired in that meeting if at all.

AI-powered, personalised 'digital drugs' are a reality now in health interventions.

Over 100 Google engineers, including some senior ones, are working on a new operating system called Fuchsia. While a definite direction has been not been devised for this new OS, it very well might replace the other operating systems by Google - the popular Android and the Chrome OS. Or Google might take a broader view on it, and develop Fuchsia into a cross-platform software for machine learning and AI needs.

Developed by a computer science engineer, Cohan Sujay Carlos, and an aerospace engineer Arpit Sharma, the 'Mechanical Chef' is currently a prototype that successfully mimics the operations of a human cook.

Tata christened its upcoming SUV with as Harrier. The concept version of the car was unveiled during the Auto Expo 2018. The car managed to be one of the few busiest counters at the venue.

The car that will sit above Nexon will be called Harrier. Harrier in literal terms means \"a dominant beast imbued with endless stamina and strength.

After displacing Samsung from pole position in smartphones, Xiaomi aims for a bigger play in Indian consumer durables.

The biggest announcement at Reliance Industries' 41st AGM meeting today was the launch of its fixed line broadband service, JioGigaFiber.

As part of 'India 2.0' project, Skoda Auto is setting up an engineering design and development centre at Pune besides enhancing capacities at the group's two plants at Aurangabad and Pune.

The group is looking to create up to 5,000 direct and indirect jobs through setting up of the engineering centre and creation of additional capacities in the two plants.

It was Dr. Volkmar Denners second visit to India since he became the top boss at Bosch, the world's biggest automotive component manufacturer. It could not have come at a more remarkable time. The Dieselgate scandal of 2015 has just taken a turn for the worse with the arrest of Audi CEO Rupert Stadler last week. For a staunch proponent of the technology, there is much at stake for Bosch on how this controversy plays out. While Denner is concerned with the loss of credibility of the industry, he is also looking beyond the immediate. Taking an hour out of his three-day India tour, Denner shares with Sumant Banerji his vision on electric mobility, the need to straddle various technologies and Bosch's big plans in India that include a Rs 1,700 crore investment roadmap over the next three years. Edited excerpts: