A vicious cycle of monitoring and overwork is fueling productivity—and backlash.
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The biggest names in tech are pouring money into charitable efforts, but a persistent wealth gap and lack of worker protections negate their philanthropy.
While tech talks are in full swing in Indonesia, Clubhouse users in Thailand and Myanmar have carved out a different niche as they navigate political instability.
ByteDance has reduced its India team to 1,000 employees, but sources close to the company affirm that it is “very much staying put in the country with plans to make a comeback.”
Flushed with VC money, not only did edtech startups begin to thrive in India last year, but many of them also started harboring dreams of going global.