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Google faces UK push to put AI assistants on Android, Chrome choice screensThe tougher rules would require Google to show users a choice of search providers when they first set up an Android phone or open Chrome, p...- How cognitive biases shape executive decisions and why debiasing matters for leadersA collaboration between The Economic Times and the London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE), High-Performance Leadership & Stra...
- What got your business here won’t take it to the next level: Why the growth playbook changes for foundersGrowth has a way of changing the questions a founder needs to answer. In the early stages, the focus is often immediate: find customers, bu...
- They compete for scoops. This time, US networks stood togetherFive competing US television networks—ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News and NBC—suspended pooled coverage of the president in response to White House...
- In 2014, Robyn Denholm bought a Tesla Model S and met a board member; 4 years later, the chance encounter led her to become Tesla’s board chair in 2018Robyn Denholm did not enter Tesla through a traditional route to the boardroom. In 2014, she was waiting for a Tesla Model S and happened t...
- Don’t Let AI Destroy the Skills That Make Your Company CompetitiveArtificial intelligence is often promoted as a force multiplier for organizations, but used carelessly it can erode the very capabilities t...
- Enterprises debate final shield they must deploy to stop rogue AIWith AI agents now capable of accessing systems, moving across digital environments and communicating with other agents, a bigger question ...
- Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy shares rally 8% after securing Rs 985 crore domestic and global ordersSterling and Wilson Renewable Energy shares surged nearly 8% on Tuesday to Rs 186.66 after winning domestic and international orders exceed...
- Amazon blocks Meta’s Muse AI agent from its retail siteMeta’s Muse, which was introduced earlier this month, is designed to help people carry out such common online tasks as shopping and booking...
- Inspiring lessons quote of the day by Mark Cuban, 'To be a billionaire, you have got to get lucky' offers success advice on luck, timing, hard work, opportunity matter more than money aloneQuote of the day by Mark Cuban presents a more complicated picture of success than the familiar story of effort alone. Hard work can create...
- Japanese proverb of the day: “If you are in a hurry, go the long way around” — a timeless reminder that slowing down, planning carefully and avoiding shortcuts can help you reach your goals more efficiently while reducing mistakes and unnecessary stressJapanese proverb of the day: This Japanese proverb offers a simple lesson in patience, reminding us that slowing down, thinking carefully a...
- JLR begins talks with global banks for $1.3 billion five-year loan; some lenders flag Tata Sons leadership uncertaintyJaguar Land Rover is in talks with global banks for a £1 billion loan. Lenders are seeking clarity on N Chandrasekaran's leadership at Tata...
- Powerful Quote of the Day by David Letterman: 'Next in importance to having a good aim is to recognize...'-inspiring life lessons on timing and knowing when to actPowerful Quote of the Day by David Letterman: David Letterman's quote emphasizes timing's importance in decision-making. Knowing when to ac...
- Pisces Weekly Horoscope (September 19–25, 2026): Career Responsibility Increases as Relationships Need ClarityPisces Weekly Horoscope for September 19–25, 2026, highlights career responsibilities, professional partnerships, creativity and personal g...
- A $1 million Starbucks agreement in Florida puts its hiring & workplace diversity policies under fresh scrutiny as the company faces four years of compliance requirementsStarbucks will pay one million dollars to settle a Florida lawsuit concerning hiring practices. The coffee company did not admit any wrongd...
- Why Lateral Hires Rarely Become CEOInternal CEO succession candidates are primarily judged on whether they can lead the enterprise. Lateral hires are judged on two dimensions...
- Tata's quiet man is staying amid 'all-out war' at Indian conglomerateNatarajan Chandrasekaran has agreed to stay as Tata Sons chairman for another five years after reversing his decision to leave in 2027. But...
- TCS, Tata Chemicals, other Tata stocks tumble up to 8% as Tata Trusts calls Chandrasekaran’s tenure extension illegalTata stocks took a notable hit following the declaration by Tata Trusts that Chandrasekaran's reappointment was illegal. The Reserve Bank o...
- Business growth has changed. Has the founder evolved? Why scaling a business demands a new kind of leadershipAs businesses scale, founders must evolve from hands-on operators into strategic leaders who build systems, empower teams and think beyond ...
- When executive decisions carry greater consequences, better judgement mattersBetter decision-making starts with understanding what shapes judgement. The ET x LSE High-Performance Leadership & Strategic Decision-Makin...
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