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AI layoffs no longer cheer markets as investors turn sceptical, says studyEarlier, layoff announcements often lifted share prices as investors anticipated cost savings and better margins. However, the study by Gol...- Think layoffs are bad now? Executives warn millions of jobs could be axed in 2026Many companies may cut jobs in 2026 as they use more artificial intelligence. A new survey shows big firms are planning layoffs, especially...
- Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack: Why UK's bailout is a high-risk moveA major cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover has halted global manufacturing, leaving customers in the dark about their vehicle deliveries. The...
- Boardroom blues: CEOs left high and dry by their directors even before Trump's tariff turmoilGlobal CEOs were already dissatisfied with board support before Trump's tariffs. A survey by Spencer Stuart revealed that only 22% of CEOs ...
- The world has too much wine, and farmers are ripping up vinesData from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine show that global consumption has lagged behind production of wine since at least ...
- A four-pronged strategy to succeed in the role of the chief marketing officerThe average tenure for a chief marketing officer (CMO) at Fortune 500 firms has dropped from 54 to 51 months from 2021 to 2022. Although B2...
- Lower earnings of India Inc hit CEO bottom lineThe average pay of MDs and CEOs of companies listed on the NSE rose just 8% in FY18.
- Young leaders learn best by engaging with their peersExecutive courage is not an issue - in fact, strong comfort with taking charge is seen to play a key role in early success of these leaders.
- IT sector banks on cash sops to ease pay hike painEmployers will rely more on one-off monetary rewards, annual cash payouts, and bonuses to reward talent because of the squeeze on salary in...
- ET Women Ahead: Corporate India's fastest rising women leadersThe stars of ET Woman Ahead say believe in yourself, leverage your strengths, and never try to act like a man.
- Employees cried and cheered when SurveyMonkey announced its new CEOBill Veghte would replace SurveyMonkey's previous CEO, Dave Goldberg, husband of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
- Employees cried and cheered when SurveyMonkey announced its new CEO Bill VeghteGoldberg had been bugging Veghte to join SurveyMonkey's board of directors for years. Veghte had his hands full at HP, which will split int...
- How women have to work harder and smarter to claim their rightful space on Indian corporate boardsIn India, this line of argument also gets framed in the promoter context. About one-fourth of the women being appointed as directors are fr...
- At least 45 women in leadership roles in 215 companies, banking and financial sector leading the wayProportion of women CEOs and MDs in Indian companies has risen to 21% in 2013, a study by global executive research firm, EMA Partners Inte...
- Corporate boardrooms: Changing trends in CEO's role and recruitment of directorsIndian boards, a study of BSE-100 companies reveals, are becoming more diverse by gender, nationality and expertise.
- Satyam no wake-up call: Governance given go-byA research of major Indian companies undertaken by search firm Spencer Stuart for its first India Board Index reveals that Indian businesse...
- Liberal arts grads succeed in businessFor a small school with a liberal arts bent, Hamilton College in rural upstate New York does quite well with recruiters, particularly from ...
- M&S profit soars 40% despite lower salesMarks & Spencer Group, the UK’s largest clothing retailer, said first-half profit rose 40% on women’s fashions, new food stores and a pensi...
- Manufacturing cos grapple with high growth, deserting staffAs the sector makes a come back, there are newer and bigger challenges it is facing besides the old issues of poor infrastructure and stifl...
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