Management - general
Telstra to axe 1,100 operational jobs
26 Sep 2013
Union pushes for IPO at Chrysler, forces filing
24 Sep 2013
Sebi to issue norms on CEO pay, whistleblower protection
23 Sep 2013
Sebi is expected to incorporate changes in the salary structure of top executives for listed companies.
Oracle top bosses take salary cuts
21 Sep 2013
Infosys rejigs top management
07 Sep 2013
Hunt on for new head of NDDB
07 Sep 2013
Anglo Platinum to axe 3,300 jobs
31 Aug 2013
BlackBerry considers strategic options including sale
13 Aug 2013
BlackBerry confirmed yesterday that it is proceeding with a long-anticipated strategic review of the company including a possible sale to revive its sagging fortunes
‘Don’t try to change yourself; improve on what you have’
29 Jul 2013
Prakash Iyer, managing director of Kimberly Clark Lever, is the author of two books on leadership: ‘The Habit of Winning’ and ‘The secret of Leadership’. In an interview with Swetha Amit, he talks about his last book, and shares his views on what it takes to become a leader
GM sacks several execs in US after Indian Tavera fiasco
27 Jul 2013
The recall by GM India of its Travera utility vehicle, and the probe initiated by the union government into the issue on Thursday, has led to a serious shake-up at General Motors’ US headquarters
TCS beats Unilever, ITC, Infosys as India’s most admired firm
16 Jul 2013
Tata Consultancy Services has been rated India's most admired company, ahead of Hindustan Unilever, ITC, and Infosys, in a survey by global management consultancy firm Hay Group
Microsoft launches biggest internal overhaul to boost competitiveness
12 Jul 2013
In its biggest internal overhaul in five years Microsoft Corp aims to streamline development of products from Windows to tablets, in bid to catch up with nimbler rivals in mobile and cloud computing
UK Coal goes into administration
10 Jul 2013
Nestle India to replace Waszyk with Benet as CMD
25 May 2013
iGate sacks CEO Phaneesh Murthy over sex harassment charges
21 May 2013
The board of Nasdaq-listed iGate Corp has sacked its president and chief executive Phaneesh Murthy following a sexual harassment case against him.
Top Infosys execs see massive slump in pay packages
15 May 2013
The overall fall in total compensation for the top executives at Infosys is also a reflection of the overall trend within the Indian IT industry which, of late, is witnessing a single- digit hike in annual salaries
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