While the Supreme Court has given Facebook a reprieve, it is increasingly clear that India is getting shoddy treatment from the social media company.

The over-a-decade-old company has been trying to move beyond news for a while and seems to have finally caught a break.

The social media giant has lost a lot of likes in the wake of the hate speech row. Will the company’s India chief be able to fix the damage?

Once a promising Indian social network, ShareChat lost its way, and is now hoping to make a comeback in the absence of ByteDance’s Helo and TikTok.

Budget cuts, furloughs, layoffs and business hits are just the start. Marketing will be put to bigger tests in a post-lockdown world

The good, the bad and the ugly of Reliance Industries’ hyperlocal retail ambitions post-Facebook

Last week I wrote about Reliance Jio and Facebook, from the point of view of what is in it for e...