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Wealth rising, but not everyone sharing this growth
The latest global wealth study by Credit Suisse highlights the lopsided growth in India, the world’s fastest-growing major economy. While the country ranks sixth globally in terms of the ultra-rich population — those with wealth in excess of $50 million — it is also one of the highest contributors to the world’s adult population with base-tier wealth (less than $10,000, or about Rs 730,000). Read More
Slowing spends cast shadow on Indian IT firms
The latest global wealth study by Credit Suisse highlights the lopsided growth in India, the world’s fastest-growing major economy. While the country ranks sixth globally in terms of the ultra-rich population — those with wealth in excess of $50 million — it is also one of the highest contributors to the world’s adult population with base-tier wealth (less than $10,000, or about Rs 730,000). Read More
Slowing spends cast shadow on Indian IT firms
IT services spending worldwide in 2019 is projected to cross $1 trillion (Rs 73.5 trillion) — for the first time to have done so — but that does not call for a celebration for the export-driven IT services industry in India yet. Read More
Korn Ferry to help Banks Board Bureau select top PSB executives
Two global personnel advisory firms, Korn Ferry and Egon Zehnder, will assist the Banks Board Bureau (BBB) to assess people for top jobs and in leadership development at public sector banks (PSBs). Read More
Migrants’ exodus from Gujarat hits textile output
The exodus of Hindi-speaking migrant workers from Gujarat, following a series of violent attacks on them, could lead to a decline in India’s textile output by 10-15 per cent this year. Read More
Court agrees to hear M J Akbar defamation case
Korn Ferry to help Banks Board Bureau select top PSB executives
Two global personnel advisory firms, Korn Ferry and Egon Zehnder, will assist the Banks Board Bureau (BBB) to assess people for top jobs and in leadership development at public sector banks (PSBs). Read More
Migrants’ exodus from Gujarat hits textile output
The exodus of Hindi-speaking migrant workers from Gujarat, following a series of violent attacks on them, could lead to a decline in India’s textile output by 10-15 per cent this year. Read More
Court agrees to hear M J Akbar defamation case
