An anthology by experts explores responsible business practices through well-argued essays and lived experiences
Financial-sector entities should look beyond retired civil servants as their non-executive chairpersons
By staying private, Rolex SA is proud that it can remain independent and sustainable, and take long-term bets
Harsh Pati Singhania, the Chairman & Managing Director of JK Paper Ltd and Director of JK Organisation, has been elected Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce, according to a statement. Singhania was elected as Chair after a meeting held at the ICC Global Headquarters in Paris on Thursday, the statement said. Addressing ICC National Committees, Singhania said, "It is a great honour to take on the role of Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce, an institution that has stood for more than a century as a force for open markets, trusted rules and human progress." Outgoing ICC Chair Philippe Varin assumes his new role as ICC Honorary Chair, continuing his engagement with the organisation. PTI RSN 1.0.
Bajaj Auto managing director cites increased responsibilities, including new ventures and KTM acquisition, as reasons for not seeking re-election to the Bajaj Finserv board
Shares hit lower circuit after Sebi's interim order, while LIC's continued holding in the company comes under scrutiny amid governance concerns
HDFC Bank must address governance concerns transparently after reports of irregular payments linked to bulk deposits, while the RBI should clarify its oversight role
From the implications of warming US-China ties and the future of the Quad to fuel-pricing reforms, SpaceX governance and youth discontent, here are today's key opinion pieces
It's not an accident that Apple's Steve Jobs, maybe the greatest of all high-tech founders and CEOs, had no need to shelter behind bespoke extra protections
Irdai's recommendation on linking CEO remuneration to customer grievances offers a larger lesson on rewards, governance and what companies choose to optimise
According to the report,emergence of internal differences strengthens tata sons' case for a market-facing structure
There are many consultants and opinions on how companies should cope with tumultuous times
Today's BS Opinion examines India's regulatory hurdles, the NEET-UG crisis, rising fiscal stress from welfare promises, corporate governance failures, and China under Xi Jinping
Crash-landings such as the one by Kingfisher Airlines could be ascribed to ill-judged government policy
Progress for women in leadership is visible-but slow, uneven, and still constrained by gaps in pay and participation
Today's Opinion wrap tracks RBI's bank board concerns, India's satellite strides, gaps in economic guidance, China's consumption debate, and a memoir on rural farming journeys
IndusInd Bank strengthens its board with key executive and independent director appointments after leadership changes triggered by last year's accounting lapse
The fit-and-proper test is neither novel nor uniquely Indian
Immediate corrective action mandated to comply with rules
Company initiates independent probe with Deloitte and Trilegal; sets up board-level oversight as it reviews allegations at Nashik unit