Management - general
Sebi accepts Kotak Panel suggestion to split CEO, MD and chairman posts
28 Mar 2018
Sebi has accepted, among others, the committee’s suggestion to reduce the maximum number of directors in a listed from 10 to 8 by April 2019 and bring it down to 7 a year later
Improve information security by giving your employees more options
27 Mar 2018
Computer users at home and at work often engage in behaviours that create security risks and privacy threats, despite having a variety of security options available
Vodafone COO Balesh Sharma to head merged Idea-Vodafone
23 Mar 2018
While Kumar Mangalam Birla will be the executive chairman after the merger of Vodafone and Idea, Vodafone India chief operating officer Balesh Sharma will be the CEO of the new entity
Median Berkshire employee salary over half of Buffett's pay
17 Mar 2018
In an era of large income disparities between CEOs and their staff, Berkshire Hathway chairman Warren Buffet earns barely 1.87 times the average salary of his employees
UK, Netherlands lobby for Unilever HQ
22 Feb 2018
Ford’s America president Raj Nair quits, reasons under shroud
22 Feb 2018
Raj Nair joined Ford in 1987 and rose through the automaker's manufacturing and engineering ranks to become head of global product development in 2015
Ethical leadership is a good thing, right?
21 Feb 2018
Research consistently shows ethical leadership is very beneficial. But new research shows that there are boundaries to those benefits,says Matthew Quade, Ph.D., assistant professor of management in Baylor's Hankamer School of Business / Baylor Marketing & Communication
Billionaire Peter Thiel leads minor exodus from Silicon Valley
19 Feb 2018
Conservative Donald Trump supporter Peter Thiel and others have expressed dissatisfaction with the cultural conformity and groupthink of the US tech hub, but those moving out are still relatively few in number
Vinod Tahiliani appointed CEO of BP-RIL venture India Gas Solutions
06 Feb 2018
Vinod Tahiliani joins the British Petroleum - Reliance Industries venture from BP, where he was vice president, strategy and commercial for BP India
Buffett’s Berkshire Hathway lifts Gregory Abel and Ajit Jain to the board
11 Jan 2018
While Buffett has long said Ajit Jain has probably made more money for Berkshire than he has, many investors and analysts view Gregory Abel as the favourite to become CEO, citing his age and experience in acquisitions and operations
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