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Talent churn keeps top law firms on their toesSenior lawyers are leaving top Indian law firms for faster leadership roles. Firms are hiring experienced lawyers with client bases to boos...- Flipkart, PhonePe, Oyo among $100 billion tech startups eyeing IPOs by 2027Over three dozen Indian tech startups with a combined valuation of $100 billion are eyeing IPOs by 2027, signaling a revival in public list...
- India tech startups worth $100 billion seen seeking IPOs by 2027Walmart Inc.-controlled online retailer Flipkart, payments firm PhonePe and lodging provider Oyo Hotels are among the companies seeking to ...
- Suits & Sayings: Turning a new leafET’s roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours.
- Suits & Sayings: Pharma-tycoon celebrates birthday in Thailand; techpreneur attends Dior’s Mumbai fashion show with her columnist father; PE firm boss pranks subordinates by pretending to join rival company on April Fool’s DayET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours.
- Investment banking industry struggles to attract talent amid exodus of senior professionalsOf the 300 middle and senior-level moves in investment banking in the last 12 months, about 65% have joined other domains, from startups to...
- Corporate chatter: Biyani-Reliance deal delayed further; PE fund woos Cipla's Nikhil Chopra with a plump package, new assignmentWith the IPL moving to the UAE this year, team owners are busy planning ways to ferry their players safely.
- Corporate chatter: Minister angered by drones, Delhi heiress throws a fit in Mumbai, Jeff Bezos's desi designsA drone captured a video of a minister at a wedding, apparently without his permission.
- What's behind rising disenchantment among partners at the Big Four?Partners’ disenchantment in Big Four is rising due to mounting job pressure, limited growth scope.
- Suits & sayings: ET's weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers & murmurs in corporate corridorsThe chief executive of a private equity fund backed non-banking finance company, who also has skin in the game, has put his pad at Worli on...
- Suits & sayings: Wackiest whispers in corporate corridors & policy parloursHere's ET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours.
- India is on right track, growth rate reflects it: Lloyd Blankfein, CEO, GoldmanHe believes India must leverage its greatest natural resource & great population, who are able to find a greater degree of economic growth ...
- N Chandrasekaran: The insider who has Tata’s trustChandrasekaran bolstered his reputation as a rainmaker by reeling in the industry’s first $100 million deal (from GE) in 2002.
- Macquarie Group’s Gaurav Gupta likely to join AdanisGaurav Gupta, the head of Macquarie Group’s investment banking unit in India and among the most successful young rainmakers on Indian deal ...
- US private equity group KKR to acquire a majority stake in investment bank Avendus CapitalKKR, with over $101 billion of assets under its watch, is already backing local financial services players like Magma and Au Financiers.
- Post Bar examination question papers, keys on website: CICThe CIC has directed the Bar Council of India to proactively post on its website the question papers and keys of the AICBE
- Small startups like Rainmaker, Floh joining hands with big entities to nurture their brandRainmaker is among the many startups that have formed symbiotic relationships with entities larger than themselves to build mutually benefi...
- India Inc takes baby steps on gender sensitisation, women’s safety at workplaceAyear after the law on sexual harassment was enacted, ET takes a look at how corporates are dealing with its implementation.
- HDFC Bank's investment banking head taking giant strides42-year-old head of investment banking at HDFC Bank is already creating ripples in an institution that is hardly known for investment banki...
- Smash entry barrier in legal professionIndian law firms must reward merit equitably rather than continue as family enterprise.
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