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What running a business in India actually looks like: Nightmare of CEOs these days is conversion of commercial disputes into criminal casesA corporate crisis manager describes how business disputes in India are increasingly being turned into criminal cases, exposing executives ...- RBI may have to bear forex risk to boost foreign money inflowsIndia may need central bank support to attract dollar investments, potentially through forex deposit schemes, to cover exchange risks and o...
- Air India CEO race: CCO Nipun Aggarwal among contenders to replace Campbell WilsonNipun Aggarwal is a leading candidate to become the next CEO of Air India. Tata Sons is finalizing its choice for the top position. Campbel...
- Can you fulfil your study abroad dream without going broke? Here are 7 ways to minimise costsStudying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...
- Tata Electronics' head of construction resigns; new exec hired: SourcesLast month, ET had reported that KC Ang had resigned from his role as president and head of Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing's (TSM), marki...
- Dubai home prices record first decline after post-pandemic boomDubai's red-hot housing market is cooling for the first time since 2020, with prices and sales volume dropping in March. Regional conflict ...
- India Inc pulls back a bit from Gulf as cracks widen across operationsIndian consumer companies are scaling back West Asian operations due to steep losses and a fivefold surge in container costs amid the US-Is...
- Iran war leaves crisis-scarred countries counting the costIran war: Sri Lanka, Egypt, and Pakistan are struggling with rising energy costs. The Iran war has worsened their economic situations. Thes...
- Hotel bookings trip as war clouds keep guests awayHotel bookings for April show a notable decline. The ongoing conflict in West Asia is impacting international travel. Many foreign guests a...
- Global brands’ pay scale tips in favour of Indian chiefsIndian CEOs at major multinational companies in India are now earning significantly more than their expat counterparts. This shift is attri...
- India Inc finds the (short and) sweet spot when hiring expatsIndian companies across various sectors are increasingly hiring expats for short-term assignments to address talent shortages and gain spec...
- India lost favour with overseas pros during pandemic“India is not in the same league as some other nations for expat preference. In fact, expats who are considering coming to India also do a ...
- Manufacturing cos hire expats in key artificial intelligence, digital roles to bolster global playCompanies in sectors like auto, industrial, pharmaceutical, chemical & packaging are keen on bringing in people familiar with international...
- India among least favourite countries to live and work in, according to expatsOne of the expats’ favorite places to work is China, where two-thirds of respondents are happy with their careers. But China ranks 55 out o...
- Uninor’s Sorby gets security clearance from government, named CEOSorby, for example, was heading Uninor as nominated CEO until he got the security clearance, which helped him drop the nominee tag.
- India Inc prefers CEOs of diverse experience, global cos still conservativeThe wider acceptance of expat CEOs in India is in sharp contrast to other global economies. The nationality of a CEO doesn’t matter anymore...
- Air India clips COO, CTO's wingsAir India has watered down the powers of its expat chief operating officer and chief training officer.
- SpiceJet to upgrade 40 co-pilotsBudget airline, SpiceJet, has plans to train around 35-40 co-pilots and graduate them into full-fledged pilots, a top company official said.
- MNCs relieve expats from India postsIn an attempt to cut costs, leading MNCs have either begun calling back or cutting down on expensive expat assignments. Motivate staff | Wh...
- Foreign flavour for desi flights?Foreign air hostesses may soon start serving passengers in business and first-class sections.
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