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Demand for gig jobs increased by 25% in September, reports Economic Times.

Demand for gig economy jobs in India rose by approximately 25% in September, according to a report from The Economic Times. This increase indicates a growing reliance on short-term, freelance, or contract-based work arrangements. The surge is attributed to economic factors driving both businesses to hire flexibly and workers to seek alternative income sources. The data reflects a broader shift in the country's employment landscape towards more flexible work models.

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Elon Musk's Starlink Reapplies for Satellite Internet License in India

Elon Musk's SpaceX has resubmitted its application to operate the Starlink satellite internet service in India. The company initially filed in 2021 but withdrew to address regulatory requirements. The renewed bid follows recent government guidelines permitting satellite internet services. Musk aims to provide high-speed connectivity across India, including remote areas.

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New credit rating agency launches to challenge dominant firms Fitch, Moody's, S&P

A new credit rating agency has launched to compete with the three major firms: Fitch, Moody's, and S&P Global. The new entity, called 'The Big Three', aims to provide alternative assessments for investors. This move follows increased regulatory scrutiny and market demand for more competition in the ratings sector. The agency's launch represents a direct challenge to the long-standing dominance of the established players.

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Meesho, Groww CEOs Discuss Post-IPO Company Transformations

CEOs from Meesho and Groww, two prominent Indian startups, have shared insights on their companies' evolution following initial public offerings. The executives outlined strategic shifts and operational changes undertaken after becoming publicly listed entities. Their comments highlight the increased scrutiny and new responsibilities that accompany a stock market debut. The discussion provides a view into how high-profile Indian tech firms adapt to the demands of public markets.

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