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Narayana Murthy pitches for 72-hour work week again, says Indians should follow China's 9-9-6 rule: All you need to knowNarayana Murthy has once again pitched for longer work weeks and this time the 79-year-old billionaire has quoted the China's 9-9-6 rule. I...- Infosys promoters opt out of Rs 18,000 crore share buybackInfosys promoters, including co-founders like Narayan Murthy and Nandan Nilekani, will not participate in the company's Rs 18,000 crore sha...
- Narayana Murthy’s family wealth erodes by nearly Rs 6,800 crore as Infosys enters bear marketNarayana Murthy: Murthy’s family, which owns a 4.02% stake in Infosys, saw the value of their holdings drop to Rs 26,287 crore on Wednesday...
- Infosys sell-off erodes Narayana Murthy's family wealth by nearly Rs 1,900 croreAs of the September quarter, Infosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy held a 0.40% stake, while his wife Sudha Murty owned 0.92%. Their son Ro...
- Millionaire baby gets richer! Narayana Murthy's grandson to earn Rs 4 crore from Infosys dividendMurthy's grandson owns 15 lakh shares or 0.04% stake in the Bengaluru-based software services exporter. At today's market price of Rs 1,400...
- Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani and other billionaires with their grandkidsHere are the grandchildren of India's richest billionaires including Gautam Ambani Mukesh Ambani, Cyrus Poonawalla and more
- Don't resurrect death taxInheritance tax is a tax levied on the value of the deceased's assets paid by their heir(s). Herein lies the fundamental injustice of such ...
- Not just Narayana Murthy's grandson, these Infosys grandkids are crorepatis tooInfosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy has gifted his grandson Ekagrah Rohan Murthy 15 lakh shares of Infosys, constituting a 0.04% stake in...
- Exclusive: Malabar eyes Sugar stake; India’s deep tech policy coming soonIndia-focused Malabar Investments is in talks to pick a Rs 80-100 crore stake in Sugar Cosmetics via a secondary deal. This and more in tod...
- Narayana Murthy gifts grandson Ekagrah shares worth Rs 240 croreOn Friday, Ekagrah was transferred 15,00,000 shares, or 0.04% stake of the Bengaluru-headquartered IT giant from Narayana Murthy’s ownershi...
- Baby millionaire! Grandad Narayana Murthy gifts Infosys shares worth Rs 240 crore to four-month-oldFour-month-old Ekagrah Rohan Murty has become a millionaire even before learning how to walk on two legs as his grandfather and billionaire...
- All about my father! When Anil, Isha Ambani, Rohan Murty turned to dad for inspirationFather's Day or not, these heirs always turn to their dads for inspiration and more.
- Infosys and Tata Sons: What happens when trust between founders & those leading an organisation breaks downA new leader deserves a free rein, coupled with handholding. That’s not too dissimilar from promoters bringing in CEOs to manage their busi...
- Historic bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi unveiled at Britain's Parliament SquareGandhi is the first Indian and the only person never to have been in a public office to be honoured with a statue at the Square.
- Mahatma Gandhi statue charity appoints new trustees in UKA charity set up in the UK to raise funds for a statue of Mahatma Gandhi to be installed at Parliament Square in London this year today app...
- Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy donates 200,000 pounds for UK Gandhi statueMurthy and his family have donated 200,000 pounds towards the statue of Mahatma Gandhi planned for Parliament Square in London.
- Family businesses in India see rise of women as promoters and leadersBusiness historian Gita Piramal once predicted it would take two generations for women in the family business to be the done thing. That ch...
- Ex-Infosys board member V Balakrishnan latest entrant from India Inc to join the AAP bandwagonAccording to ET Now, V Balakrishnan called the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP, the 'most successful' start-up by an IITian in India.
- Mohandas Pai, former Citibank executive Ramesh Ramanathan in race for licence to start a bankMohandas Pai and Ramesh Ramanathan will be part of the business groups throwing their hats in the ring for a licence to start a bank.
- Who will be the next President of India?An ideal head of state should be one that has the vision to inspire the country, a statesman rising above the politics of expediency with t...
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