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Indian American Punit Renjen Gets Key Role At Top German Firm SAP
Indian American and former Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen has been appointed a member of the prestigious SAP Supervisory Board and named its deputy chairperson.
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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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US CEOs Share Experience Of Coming Together To Help India During Covid Crisis
Top American CEOs, who were at the forefront of galvanising the business community to help India during its COVID-19 crisis early this year, on Wednesday reflected upon the outpouring of support for their efforts to save lives in India.
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"Hope To Launch Covovax By June 2021": Serum Institute's Adar Poonawalla
Serum Institute of India, the world's biggest vaccine maker, is hopeful of launching Covovax - developed in partnership with American vaccine developer Novavax - by June, its CEO Adar Poonawalla said today. The US-based pharma firm's Covid jab was found to be 89.3 per cent effective in a UK trial.
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Google's Sundar Pichai, Apple's Tim Cook Applaud Joe Biden's Immigration Reforms
US IT sector and business groups, including technology giants Google and Apple, have applauded President Joe Biden's steps to initiate immigration reforms, underlining that the move would boost American economy, create jobs and attract and retain the best talent from across the world.
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General Motors Should Emerge From Pandemic With Permanently Lower Costs: CEO Mary Barra
General Motors Co should emerge from the coronavirus pandemic with a permanently reduced cost base after it scrambled to reduce its cash burn to withstand a two-month shutdown in North American production as part of efforts to halt the spread of COVID-19, its top executive said on Tuesday.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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Indian-Origin Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO, Replaces Ginni Rometty
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been elected Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM after a "world-class succession process", succeeding Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era.
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Huawei CEO and Founder Ren Zhengfei Says US May 'Escalate', but Confident on Business
Huawei, the global leader in telecom networking equipment, has been effectively banned by the United States from working with American firms.
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Investors Lose Rs 53,000 Crore As Infosys Shares Sink Amid Row Over CEO
Infosys shares nosedived nearly 17 per cent on Tuesday in their worst single-day drop in over six years, wiping out investors' wealth worth nearly Rs 53,000 crore. The dive in Infosys shares came a day after India's second largest IT services company said it had received complaints from anonymous whistleblowers alleging certain unethical practices....
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Former Indian CEO Charged In US With Securities Fraud
An Indian ex-CEO of a publicly traded American fintech firm has been charged for orchestrating a multi-million dollar accounting fraud to inflate the revenue of the now-defunct cryptocurrency company to get it listed on the Nasdaq, a US attorney has said.
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Trump Called Tim Cook "Tim Apple". Then Apple CEO Did This On Twitter
The moment was so fleeting, it could have been missed in a millisecond. At a White House event Wednesday, President Donald Trump thanked Apple CEO Tim Cook for his efforts to bolster the American workforce.
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Indian-American Appointed Chief Of Democratic National Committee
The Democratic National Committee (DNC), the decision-making body of the Democratic Party in the US, has tapped Indian American Seema Nanda to serve as its new CEO and handle day-to-day operations, making her the first from the community to be named an operational head of a key American political party.
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This Ferrari 250 GTO Is The World's Most Expensive Car
What is possibly one of the most famous Ferraris of its era and even amongst the 250s, a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO bearing the chassis number 4153 GT has sold for a record $ 70 million. And before you ask, that is about Rs 469 Crore! The car has been sold to known American Ferrari collector David MacNeil, CEO of a company called WeatherTech that makes f...
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Indian-American, Owner Of Tech Firm, Indicted For Bribing US Official
An Indian American, who is a former CEO of an IT company based in Detroit, has been indicted for his alleged role in orchestrating a scheme to bribe a city official in lieu of benefits, the Department of Justice said today.
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Indian American Punit Renjen Gets Key Role At Top German Firm SAP
Indian American and former Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen has been appointed a member of the prestigious SAP Supervisory Board and named its deputy chairperson.
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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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US CEOs Share Experience Of Coming Together To Help India During Covid Crisis
Top American CEOs, who were at the forefront of galvanising the business community to help India during its COVID-19 crisis early this year, on Wednesday reflected upon the outpouring of support for their efforts to save lives in India.
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"Hope To Launch Covovax By June 2021": Serum Institute's Adar Poonawalla
Serum Institute of India, the world's biggest vaccine maker, is hopeful of launching Covovax - developed in partnership with American vaccine developer Novavax - by June, its CEO Adar Poonawalla said today. The US-based pharma firm's Covid jab was found to be 89.3 per cent effective in a UK trial.
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Google's Sundar Pichai, Apple's Tim Cook Applaud Joe Biden's Immigration Reforms
US IT sector and business groups, including technology giants Google and Apple, have applauded President Joe Biden's steps to initiate immigration reforms, underlining that the move would boost American economy, create jobs and attract and retain the best talent from across the world.
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General Motors Should Emerge From Pandemic With Permanently Lower Costs: CEO Mary Barra
General Motors Co should emerge from the coronavirus pandemic with a permanently reduced cost base after it scrambled to reduce its cash burn to withstand a two-month shutdown in North American production as part of efforts to halt the spread of COVID-19, its top executive said on Tuesday.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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Indian-Origin Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO, Replaces Ginni Rometty
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been elected Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM after a "world-class succession process", succeeding Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era.
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Huawei CEO and Founder Ren Zhengfei Says US May 'Escalate', but Confident on Business
Huawei, the global leader in telecom networking equipment, has been effectively banned by the United States from working with American firms.
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Investors Lose Rs 53,000 Crore As Infosys Shares Sink Amid Row Over CEO
Infosys shares nosedived nearly 17 per cent on Tuesday in their worst single-day drop in over six years, wiping out investors' wealth worth nearly Rs 53,000 crore. The dive in Infosys shares came a day after India's second largest IT services company said it had received complaints from anonymous whistleblowers alleging certain unethical practices....
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Former Indian CEO Charged In US With Securities Fraud
An Indian ex-CEO of a publicly traded American fintech firm has been charged for orchestrating a multi-million dollar accounting fraud to inflate the revenue of the now-defunct cryptocurrency company to get it listed on the Nasdaq, a US attorney has said.
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Trump Called Tim Cook "Tim Apple". Then Apple CEO Did This On Twitter
The moment was so fleeting, it could have been missed in a millisecond. At a White House event Wednesday, President Donald Trump thanked Apple CEO Tim Cook for his efforts to bolster the American workforce.
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Indian-American Appointed Chief Of Democratic National Committee
The Democratic National Committee (DNC), the decision-making body of the Democratic Party in the US, has tapped Indian American Seema Nanda to serve as its new CEO and handle day-to-day operations, making her the first from the community to be named an operational head of a key American political party.
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This Ferrari 250 GTO Is The World's Most Expensive Car
What is possibly one of the most famous Ferraris of its era and even amongst the 250s, a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO bearing the chassis number 4153 GT has sold for a record $ 70 million. And before you ask, that is about Rs 469 Crore! The car has been sold to known American Ferrari collector David MacNeil, CEO of a company called WeatherTech that makes f...
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Indian-American, Owner Of Tech Firm, Indicted For Bribing US Official
An Indian American, who is a former CEO of an IT company based in Detroit, has been indicted for his alleged role in orchestrating a scheme to bribe a city official in lieu of benefits, the Department of Justice said today.
