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Ambani says Reliance succession plan near completion as children take over day-to-day operationsMukesh Ambani announced the near-complete transfer of daily management at Reliance Industries to his children, Akash, Isha, and Anant. They...- As US exits foreign aid, who will fill the gap?With the U.S. significantly reducing its $12 billion global health aid, an urgent question arises: who will fill this gap? China, the Gates...
- Musk vs. Scott: Billionaire philanthropy face-off over $16 billion charity strategyElon Musk critiques MacKenzie Scott's philanthropic focus on social justice issues, questioning if her efforts are addressing the most urge...
- Rs 1,36,000 crore donations from Jeff Bezos's ex-wife MacKenzie Scott has Elon Musk worried. Here's whyElon Musk has expressed concerns over MacKenzie Scott's $16 billion (Rs 1,36,000 crore) in charitable donations, questioning the focus of h...
- Noel Tata has a store of experience to build own legacyNoel Tata, new chairman of Tata Trusts, is known for his low profile and strategic vision. He has successfully led Trent's growth and has b...
- ET Awards: When Dhan and Gyan get equal valuationIt was India Inc.'s best picking India Inc.'s best at the Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence 2022. Being held face-to-face for ...
- As Elon Musk cuts costs at Twitter, some bills are going unpaidOnce Musk took over the company, he refused to reimburse travel vendors for those bills, current and former Twitter employees said. Musk's ...
- With $ 1 million grant from the Walmart Foundation, TCI launches FPO Hub, a database of Indian FPOsFarmers have formed FPOs since the early 2000s. Though interest promoting FPOs is high among philanthropic actors, corporations, and the go...
- In 2020 the ultra-rich got richer. Now they're bracing for the backlashThe plans being discussed by the ultra-rich range from philanthropy, to shifting money and businesses into trust funds, and relocating to o...
- Suits & sayings: Weekly ET roundup of corporate gossipsThose being berated included executives from one foreign and two local banks. The issue had been necessitated by the rule that a fourth of ...
- Foreign funds: NGO takes home ministry to courtA Bengaluru-based public health NGO that works with the state and Union health ministries has taken the Union home ministry to court for de...
- Technology can be the big disruptor and innovator in educationEven though education is called a multi-billion dollar market, the core of school education is non-profit. There is a need for scalable, no...
- Tata Trusts ties up with Khan Academy to offer free online educationThe five year partnership will provide free, world- class education in Maths and Science for anyone who seeks it in India in local language...
- Government versus NGOs: FCRA to protect transparency and prevent misuse of foreign fundsThe first-ever renewal of clearances for foreign funding to NGOs have been delayed and new and stringent rules are being framed to govern t...
- How Anand Mahindra is helping social enterprises scale up with philanthropic capitalRather than simply give money away, Mahindra is seeding social enterprises, coaching them and helping them attract commercial investors.
- Corporate citizenship is linked to business success, says Stanley Litow, IBM FoundationIBM's corporate citizenship programmes, driven significantly by employees, address issues focusing on the environment, communities, economi...
- CSR: Ten large PSUs managed to disburse less than half of target amountTen large PSUs, which were together mandated to spend 1,313 crore in FY12, managed to disburse less than half that amount
- A look at three models of philanthro-capitalismA market based approach to philanthropy, with one eye firmly on the bottom line, can be an effective way for entrepreneurs to meet their so...
- 'India is top priority for Gates Foundation'Jeff Raikes, the man behind Microsoft Office software and one of the first 100 employees of the software giant, shifted gears in 2008 - fro...
- CSR should cover workplace, community and environmentMost Indian companies have a confused approach to CSR, dubbing it as philanthropy and veiling the underlying motive.
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