The RIL-Netmeds deal comes a week after Amazon made its foray into India's online pharmacy market by launching 'Amazon pharmacy' in Bengaluru and subsequently diversifying in other cities

This investment represents approximately 60 per cent holding in the equity share capital of Vitalic, and 100 per cent direct equity ownership of its subsidiaries collectively known as Netmeds

Only Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Jeff Bezos are ahead of him on list of world's 500 richest people; Musk's net worth has grown by $57.2 billion in 2020

Flipkart is in talks with PharmEasy amid continued demand for online medicine delivery. Amazon had also recently announced that it would launch online medicine delivery service

Ambani has already surpassed several other billionaires in the recent week, including Elon Musk, Alphabet Inc co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, and investor and business tycoon Warren Buffet

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed net worth of $100 billion, joining Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Microsoft's Bill Gates in the centibillionaire list, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index; India's nascent electric vehicle industry has hailed Delhi government's new electric vehicle policy that was announced by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday; Captain Dipak Vasant Sathe, pilot of the Air India Express flight (AXB1344, B737) died when the aircraft skidded off the runway at Kozhikode International Airport in Kerala on Friday night. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: Air India crash: Pilot of ill-fated flight earlier flew MiG-21s in Indian Air Force

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed net worth of $100 billion, joining Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Microsoft's Bill Gates in the centibillionaire list

Amazon.com Inc on Thursday posted the biggest profit in its 26-year history as online sales and its lucrative business supporting third-party merchants surged during the coronavirus pandemic. Amazon hired 175,000 people in recent months and saw demand for its services soar. The company's revenue jumped 40% from a year earlier to $88.9 billion. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Amazon posts biggest profit ever at height of pandemic in US

Twitter's latest update through its security account notes that it was a phone spear-phishing attack that led to the bitcoin scam.

Amazon and other e-commerce players have been aggressively investing in expanding infrastructure and adding solutions to enhance consumer and seller experience

Amazon posted the biggest profit in its 26-year history as online sales and its lucrative business supporting third-party merchants surged during the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon had forecast it might lose money in the just-ended second quarter because it expected to spend some $4 billion on protective equipment for staff and other expenses related to COVID-19

Facebook Inc CEO Mark Zuckerberg stumbled at a congressional hearing as he was confronted with damaging internal emails about the company's acquisitions and alleged abuse of market power. Four major tech CEOs testified before an antitrust subcommittee which is examining their power. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Eight years later, Mark Zuckerberg faces political wrath for buying Instagram

At a US Congressional hearing technology CEOs were questioned about their market dominance. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook were seen squirming while answering uncomfortable questions. Watch as Sundar Pichai was accused of anti-conservative bias among other accusations.

At his first Congressional hearing Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos tried to evade issues by coming up with , \"I don't remember\", \"I'll look into it\". He was being questioned by lawmakers about how Amazon might be killing off small businesses and misusing seller data. Watch how he dodges questions at the antitrust hearing.

Is Chinese government stealing technology from foreign firms? Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says yes, but Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Apple CEO Tim Cook say not from their companies.

Pichai responded mildly that he would want to know the specifics of the accusation. \"We conduct ourselves to the highest standards,\" he added, disagreeing with the characterization that Google steals content to win users

Congressional hearing of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google: The six-hour hearing saw lawmakers criticising the tech sector, adding that it had become too powerful and threatened rivals, consumers and even democracy

At Wednesday's hotly anticipated congressional hearing on Big Tech CEOs, much of what they said was predictable: We're not that big; competition is fierce; consumers love us.