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Aamir Qutub applied for 300 jobs in Australia without an interview and worked as airport cleaner; then started a business with $2,000 from a garage that became a million-dollar firmAamir Qutub moved to Australia for an MBA and struggled to find work, applying for 300 jobs before landing opportunities as an airport clea...- 2x pay for working on off day, events to roast CEO and more: Gen-Z founder shares 7 things that he claims will put other founders in a comaA 25-year-old Chandigarh entrepreneur has shared his unconventional workplace practices, including paying employees 2X when they work on th...
- In 2013, an Australian entrepreneur ran fitness sessions from his parents' garage; years later, the brand Fitstop generated $1.2 million a weekPeter Hull was running fitness sessions from his parents’ garage in Brisbane. He had no national gym chain behind him and no obvious reason...
- AI productivity gains reflecting in salaries would take another 12 months: Wipro’s Jasjit KangWipro’s Jasjit Kang says broad productivity improvements remain elusive as the company looks for stronger AI, problem-solving and learning ...
- In 2010, an entrepreneur started a beauty side hustle from her apartment with $1,000; 16 years later, Sugared + Bronzed had nearly 50 locations across the USA $1,000 investment, an apartment and a few pieces of tanning equipment were enough for Courtney Claghorn to test a business idea that woul...
- Managing workplace complexity without giving up enterprise controlAs enterprise requirements become more complex, the workplace is moving beyond a real estate transaction. Kunal Mehra, President & Co-CEO, ...
- Anthropic flags AI’s ‘existential risks to humanity’ as it seeks over $2 trillion valuationAnthropic is preparing for Nasdaq listing amid concerns about AI's impact on humanity. The company highlights potential risks including man...
- Democrats to probe lucrative Trump family business deals if they win midterms* Majority in House or Senate would give Democrats subpoena power and funds for expanded investigative staff * Trump-linked crypto firms an...
- From India to the US boardroom: Why L-1A is becoming a strategic US-expansion route for Indian mid-sized businessesIndian mid-sized and entrepreneur-led companies increasingly view the L-1A visa as a means to establish US operations. This visa allows for...
- Adroit Industries IPO allotment likely today: GMP signals 28% listing gain: Here's how to check statusAdroit Industries IPO allotment is expected today, September 28, following a strong 176.85x subscription. The Rs 150.71 crore issue command...
- Shah Investor's Home IPO opens today. Check GMP, price band and other key detailsShah Investor's Home IPO opens for subscription on September 28, with the Rs 90.17-crore issue commanding a 5% GMP. The book-built issue co...
- a16z’s Raghuram isn't writing off India AI yet; insurers weigh new rulesHappy Monday! a16z’s Raghu Raghuram said India can build frontier AI companies by using its talent. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning...
- Infosys to move up to one-third workforce into specialist rolesThe Bengaluru-based company is hiring from top Indian institutes and US campuses, often competing with AI labs for the same people, the man...
- Nobody at Zeta writes code the old way anymore: co-founder Ramki GaddipatiAI agents now generate, test and review code before humans approve it; Zeta says AI has lifted productivity by 30-40% and cut the number of...
- Microsoft abandons personal AI chatbot race with Copilot rebootThe result of a six-month engineering effort, the latest iteration of the assistant has absorbed the separate version for home use, adoptin...
- Tata dispute sends India Inc scrambling to shore up shareholder rightsA boardroom dispute at Tata Sons is prompting founders, strategic investors and private equity firms across India to review shareholder agr...
- Lesson from HDFC Bank controversy: Boards of companies should not conduct business in hasteDirectors are custodians of various interests - shareholders, customers, the state, regulators, industry, employees.... They often encounte...
- AI agents could rewrite the rules of office work: Dell’s Rob BrucknerAI agents have the potential to transform the division of labor within companies and streamline workflows significantly. As businesses inte...
- When Employees Are Held Accountable for AI-Generated DecisionsOrganizations are rushing to embed AI into core decisions, but frontline workers are left to explain outputs they neither created nor fully...
- Gen Z asks one-day WFH, HR denies citing policy; what he did when company’s biggest client called at 10 PM left HR stunnedGen Z employee was reportedly denied permission to work from home for one day but later questioned by HR after missing an urgent client cal...
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