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LPG shortage hits packaged food; Adobe CEO to exitDue to an acute shortage of LPG, packaged food companies are pausing or slashing production at plants. This and more in today's ETtech Top ...- US Stocks: Adobe shares drop further as CEO exit casts doubts over AI strategyAdobe's battered shares fell another 6% on Friday as news that the Photoshop maker's long-time CEO will step down cast fresh doubts over it...
- Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praises outgoing Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen’s ‘legendary run’ at digital media companyAdobe CEO Shantanu Narayen will step down after 18 years, remaining as chair to support his successor. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praised ...
- Why are US stock market futures rising now, and S&P 500 and Dow Jones in green while Nasdaq in red? Wall street futures move, analysts insights and market outlook explainedWhy are US stock market futures rising now, and S&P 500 and Dow Jones in green while Nasdaq in red is a question investors are asking after...
- The man who rebuilt Adobe: Shantanu Narayen steps down after turning a $1 billion software firm into a $25 billion giantIn a surprising turn of events, Adobe's long-standing CEO Shantanu Narayen is stepping away from his post after two decades of transformati...
- Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen career, net worth, family and last message to employees explained: Adobe leadership transition plan. Here's all about his wife and childrenAdobe CEO Shantanu Narayen career, net worth, family and last message to employees has drawn attention after he announced his decision to s...
- Who is Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, and why is he stepping down? Adobe stock price movement explained. Leadership transition begins as Adobe searches for successorWho is Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, and why is he stepping down? Adobe has announced that CEO Shantanu Narayen will step down after a succes...
- Black Friday arrives with solid momentum despite tariffs, economic uncertaintyBlack Friday kicks off the holiday shopping season amid economic uncertainty and tariffs. Retailers are absorbing costs and pulling back on...
- Top tech and startup stories this weekWelcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped – our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories this week. Let’s take a look.
- Mission board: Women take new course of action to get 'board-ready'Indian women are increasingly joining programs to enhance their chances of securing corporate board positions. These programs, run by acade...
- Sam Altman’s back as OpenAI CEO; Mamaearth’s Q2 profit nearly doublesCapping five days of high-voltage drama, OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, said it is bringing back Sam Altman as its CEO, along with reconstit...
- Salesforce appoints new board directors amid activist investor pressureThe company appointed chief executive of hedge fund ValueAct Capital Mason Morfit, Mastercard finance chief Sachin Mehra and former chief e...
- Indian-origin executives lead 60 companies with HQ abroadIBM veteran Arvind Krishna, who was appointed CEO of the company early last year, took on the additional role of chairman in December. Prem...
- MG Motor India ropes in Adobe to better customer experiencesAs part of its digital transformation strategy, the company said Adobe will help MG India build and consolidate a common platform, includin...
- How women empowerment has grown over the years in corporate India ?Women are the largest untapped reservoir of talent in the world. ~ Hillary Clinton It is undeniable that women empowerment in the corporate...
- An AI bot wrote a movie script. The outcome paints the future of workA leading e-commerce company now has about 45,000 robots across its 20 fulfilment centres for its picking and packing processes.
- Modern day management mantra: Disrupt yourself first before someone disrupts the industryThe key mantra is to disrupt oneself before somebody else disrupts the industry. The only way to overcome the fear of future is to create t...
- Talented Indians have a better shot at rising in younger cos like Google, Cisco than older ones like IBMDozens of top-notch Indian-origin managers are shaping destinies of $20-billion-plus technology firms like Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP.
- TN, UP, Rajasthan to splurge on proprietary software over open source; Microsoft, Adobe, Norton and McAfee get large govt ordersMicrosoft and others, including Adobe, Norton and McAfee, have managed to weasel their way into some of the largest government purchases in...
- India Inc has tough time holding on to young employees, attrition on the riseThere never seem to be enough carrots that India Inc can dangle in front of its younger employees, and convince them to stay on in the orga...
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