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US carriers spent $6. 5B on fuel in April; global profit forecast is cut nearly in halfAirlines are facing a fuel price shock. U.S. carriers spent over six billion dollars on jet fuel in April, a significant jump from last yea...- Who is Jamahl Mosley? New Orleans Pelicans appoint new coach, disappoints James Borrego. Here is the reasonJamahl Mosley's teams qualified for the NBA playoffs in each of the past three seasons and won the Southeast Division twice, but were elimi...
- Air India turns to pay cuts and fewer flights as war worsens financial strugglesAir India is considering major cost-cutting steps amid the Iran war, including furloughs for nontechnical staff, salary cuts for senior exe...
- Air India board meeting on May 7; cost-saving steps, CEO selection likely on agendaAir India's board meets May 7 to discuss cost cuts and a new CEO. The airline faces significant losses and challenges from rising jet fuel ...
- Asia, Europe could see jet fuel shortages in coming months: IATA chief Willie WalshGlobal airlines' grouping IATA warns of potential jet fuel shortages in Asia and Europe in the coming months. Extraordinarily high fuel cos...
- Iran war, jet fuel concerns cloud airlines' summer holiday plansEuropean airlines face significant challenges as the Iran war escalates jet fuel prices and disrupts Middle East travel, threatening the su...
- Airfares likely to rise with steep jump in jet fuel priceJet fuel prices have surged dramatically, more than doubling to a record high. This sharp increase in Aviation Turbine Fuel, a major operat...
- IndiGo appoints ex-British Airways chief William Walsh as CEO after Pieter Elbers’ exitIndiGo has appointed William Walsh, currently IATA's Director General, as its new CEO, succeeding Pieter Elbers. Walsh, formerly CEO of Bri...
- New Zealand eases visa rules to allow visitors to work remotelyNew Zealand has eased visa rules to attract remote workers as part of its economic recovery strategy, targeting highly skilled individuals ...
- India to see higher salaries at 9.3% increase in 2022, up from 8% in 2021: Willis Towers Watson SurveyThe high-tech sector in expected to see the highest salary increase at 9.9% in 2022, followed by the consumer products and retail sector at...
- Average salary in India is likely to increase by this much in 2020: SurveyA recently held survey reveals that India could see the highest average salary hike in the Asia Pacific region by 10 per cent. Sector-wise,...
- India to see a 10% salary increase in 2019: Willis Towers Watson SurveyThe report projects salary increase for Indonesia at 8.3%, China at 6.9%, The Philippines at 6%, and Hong Kong and Singapore both at 4%.
- Indian salaries increase to stay at 10% in 2018: Willis Towers Watson SurveySambhav Rakyan, data services practice leader, Asia Pacific for the company said, India continues to show high salary increments compared t...
- India to see 10 per cent salary increase in 2017: Survey"If that pattern continues in 2017, Indian employees could see a single digit salary increase for the first time since 2011," the report sa...
- Take a look at sectors giving highest pay hike in 2017Average pay increases in Indian companies will remain at 10% in 2017, unchanged from last year but still the highest among EMs.
- Tier-1 college tech graduates paid three times more than tier-3These are among the findings of a survey of 70 companies by Willis Towers Watson, multinational risk management, insurance brokerage and ad...
- 'India has lowest annual base salaries among APAC nations'Willis Towers Watson today also said that China's base salaries across all job grades are higher than in India by 64-100 per cent.
- Willis re-enters India; to buy 49% stake in Almondz Insurance BrokersThis comes four days after the government raised the foreign direct investment limit to 49% from 26% in insurance.
- British insurance brokerage Willis picks up 49% in Delhi's Almondz InsuranceAlmondz Managing Director Rohit Jain told PTI that "We will have to wait for Irda approval before we name the joint venture."
- Cos spend millions on insuring indispensable employeesKey-person insurance is catching up in a big way in the country, with banks, IT and pharma firms spending millions on insuring their indisp...
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