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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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21st Century is India's Century: IBM Chief Virginia Rometty
Addressing IBM's ThinkForum in New Delhi, Ms Rometty said big data and analytics coupled with the trends of engagement through social media and mobility are playing an important role in the transformation of the Indian economy and enterprises.
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IBM Chief Gets Bonus Despite Company's Woes
IBM chief executive Virginia Rometty will get a $3.6 million bonus for her performance last year, even though the company's sales and profits declined in 2014.
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IBM Brings Back Bonuses for Top Executives Even as Profits Slide
The bonuses returned as a feature of IBM's executive compensation for 2014, according to a document filed with securities regulators on Friday
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IBM Global Layoffs May Hit India Jobs: Report
IBM has denied reports that it is preparing to lay off an estimated 1.10 lakh employees, or around 26 per cent of its global workforce. However, the technology major has accepted that it has set aside a substantial amount for "workforce rebalancing".
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PM Modi Woos American Corporates, Promises Tax Stability
Making a strong pitch to attract investments into India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday assured top American corporate honchos of tax stability and a friendlier business environment in the country.
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: American Corporates Keen on India Opportunities
Bullish on opportunities in India, top US corporates including Boeing, IBM and BlackRock on Monday expressed their keenness to strengthen engagements with the country during their meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi who promised a friendlier business environment.
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PM Modi's US Business Breakfast: IBM Keen on Participating in Smart Cities Project
US-based global technology giant IBM on Monday expressed keen interest in participating in India's newly-launched initiatives such as smart cities, as its CEO Virginia Rometty met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here.
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IBM Keen on PM Narendra Modi's Smart Cities Initiative
US-based global technology giant IBM today expressed keen interest in participating in India's newly-launched initiatives like Smart Cities and Digital India, as its CEO Virginia Rometty met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York.
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Why PM Modi is Meeting Global CEOs in US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting heads of 11 top US companies over breakfast after which he is scheduled to have one-on-one meetings of 15 to 20 minutes each with six CEO. They are - James McNerney who heads Boeing, Henry Kravis of KKR, Laurence D. Fink of BlackRock, Virginia Rometty of IBM, Jeffrey R. Immelt, who helms General Electric, and...
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IBM Facing a 'Rocky Time' but Is Poised for Transformation: CEO
In an interview with the New York Times, IBM CEO Virginia Rometty said the company will transform for the next decade.
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IBM Chief Promotes Its Vision
This is a "rocky time" for IBM. That is the frank verdict from Virginia M. Rometty, the technology giant's chief executive.
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IBM facing 'rocky time', but poised for change says CEO
IBM, the world's biggest technology services company, last month reported its lowest quarterly revenue in five years, as Big Blue struggles with falling demand for its hardware and faces challenges in growth markets like China.
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IBM names its first female CEO
IBM Corp. ushered in the first female CEO in the company's 100-year history
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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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21st Century is India's Century: IBM Chief Virginia Rometty
Addressing IBM's ThinkForum in New Delhi, Ms Rometty said big data and analytics coupled with the trends of engagement through social media and mobility are playing an important role in the transformation of the Indian economy and enterprises.
-
IBM Chief Gets Bonus Despite Company's Woes
IBM chief executive Virginia Rometty will get a $3.6 million bonus for her performance last year, even though the company's sales and profits declined in 2014.
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IBM Brings Back Bonuses for Top Executives Even as Profits Slide
The bonuses returned as a feature of IBM's executive compensation for 2014, according to a document filed with securities regulators on Friday
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IBM Global Layoffs May Hit India Jobs: Report
IBM has denied reports that it is preparing to lay off an estimated 1.10 lakh employees, or around 26 per cent of its global workforce. However, the technology major has accepted that it has set aside a substantial amount for "workforce rebalancing".
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PM Modi Woos American Corporates, Promises Tax Stability
Making a strong pitch to attract investments into India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday assured top American corporate honchos of tax stability and a friendlier business environment in the country.
-
PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: American Corporates Keen on India Opportunities
Bullish on opportunities in India, top US corporates including Boeing, IBM and BlackRock on Monday expressed their keenness to strengthen engagements with the country during their meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi who promised a friendlier business environment.
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PM Modi's US Business Breakfast: IBM Keen on Participating in Smart Cities Project
US-based global technology giant IBM on Monday expressed keen interest in participating in India's newly-launched initiatives such as smart cities, as its CEO Virginia Rometty met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here.
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IBM Keen on PM Narendra Modi's Smart Cities Initiative
US-based global technology giant IBM today expressed keen interest in participating in India's newly-launched initiatives like Smart Cities and Digital India, as its CEO Virginia Rometty met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York.
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Why PM Modi is Meeting Global CEOs in US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting heads of 11 top US companies over breakfast after which he is scheduled to have one-on-one meetings of 15 to 20 minutes each with six CEO. They are - James McNerney who heads Boeing, Henry Kravis of KKR, Laurence D. Fink of BlackRock, Virginia Rometty of IBM, Jeffrey R. Immelt, who helms General Electric, and...
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IBM Facing a 'Rocky Time' but Is Poised for Transformation: CEO
In an interview with the New York Times, IBM CEO Virginia Rometty said the company will transform for the next decade.
-
IBM Chief Promotes Its Vision
This is a "rocky time" for IBM. That is the frank verdict from Virginia M. Rometty, the technology giant's chief executive.
-
IBM facing 'rocky time', but poised for change says CEO
IBM, the world's biggest technology services company, last month reported its lowest quarterly revenue in five years, as Big Blue struggles with falling demand for its hardware and faces challenges in growth markets like China.
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IBM names its first female CEO
IBM Corp. ushered in the first female CEO in the company's 100-year history
