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After 3 H-1B lottery rejections, Mumbai techie shares $13,000 alternate way to stay in USAfter facing three unsuccessful H-1B lottery attempts, a professional from Mumbai finally triumphs with an O-1 visa. Spending countless hou...
In 1978, Henry Ford II fired Lee Iacocca, father of iconic Ford Mustang. Five years later, he delivered record profits for nearly bankrupt rival ChryslerLee Iacocca helped create the iconic Ford Mustang before Henry Ford II fired him in 1978. Just five years later, Iacocca helped revive near...
Quote of the day by Lee Iacocca: 'The only rock I know that stays steady, the only institution I know that works, is the...' – Timeless wisdom by the man who developed Ford MustangLee Iacocca, a renowned auto industry leader, believed the family unit offers unparalleled stability. He witnessed major institutions falte...
The power of PowerPoint is to be convincing, not to be used pointlessly just for the gist of itThe fundamental difference between word processor or page layout software and PowerPoint was PPTs are a sequence of 'single pages' - like a...
Elon Musk, a new Wall Street oracle?After discussing his ambitions for the colonization of Mars, as well as cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence, Musk spoke with Vlad ...
Trains, planes and audacity: How Carlos Ghosn became the world’s most famous fugitiveGhosn had sought diplomatic help from Brazil, France & Lebanon,. Only the last acted with evident enthusiasm.
PNB Housing Finance MD Sanjay Gupta on his best moment at workGupta said he had to give up engineering because of health issues. He said his family is full of doctors and engineers and none knew commer...
From Mukesh Ambani to Mark Zuckerberg, find out the income of the biggest players of the gameWith Ambani's annual salary capped at Rs 15 cr, he is India's richest man for eight consecutive years now.
Five times when former employees turned foes after parting waysWhen an employee leaves a company & becomes a competitor, things sometimes turn sour. Here are 5 instances when former employees became riv...
21 highly successful people who rebounded after getting firedThese successful people prove that what may initially feel like failure may just be the launching pad you need for success.
ET Recommendations: Book, game and appAs is evident from the name, Plumber 2 turns you into a plumber and your objective is to connect pipes in the right order to transfer water...
Marine Drive to Chicago penthouse: The journey of entrepreneur Sanjay ShahChicago entrepreneur Sanjay Shah owns a business software company, Vistex Inc, which is estimated to be approaching $200 million in annual ...
Mark Zuckerberg: Latest CEO to join the $1-a-year clubWhile many a CEO takes $1 salary, Fossil Group CEO Kosta Kartsotis has taken no salary since at least 2008. And the company doesn’t pay div...
After Infosys' Narayana Murthy more desi CEOs may join Re 1 salary clubN R Narayana Murthy and his top brass, who would take home Re 1 salary, may set a precedent for rich Indian promoter CEOs struggling with a...
Mark Zuckerberg cuts salary to $1 a yearZuckerberg will forego all bonuses too. The $1 salary is to satisfy the statutory requirement that companies should pay all their employees.
- Detroit feels the pain as GM goes bankrupt
Detroit residents are struggling to come to grips with what would have been unthinkable as recently as 2004, when GM was completing a 10-ye...
- Chrysler denies speculation it will file for bankruptcy protection
Faced with persistent speculation that it was planning to file for bankruptcy protection, Chrysler LLC issued a statement denying the rumor...
- Chrysler drives into India with BPO
Chrysler is setting up an 80,000 sq ft ITeS operation in south Chennai. It will be the first operation of Chrysler in India. Cyber-Spaced o...
- Gallows humour apart, Mullen still drives with Chrysler
The same day investor Kirk Kerkorian offered $4.5 billion for money-losing Chrysler Corp, a car salesman in Southold, New York, dusted off ...
- Flavours to offset onslaught on colas
For Rajeev Bakshi, chairman of PepsiCo India, the past month or so has virtually been ‘hell revisited.’