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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to criticizing everything his employees show him, a management style he likens to his Taiwanese parents, believing it helps them

BSP chief Mayawati has set a condition for Akash Anand's return to a significant party role, stating his father-in-law, Ashok Siddharth, must retire from politi

Bloomsbury's founding boss, Nigel Newton, will step down from his top role in 2031, transitioning to executive chairman with plans to appoint a new chief execut

Rahul Gandhi is reportedly building his own team within the Congress party, signaling a shift away from traditional recommendations and aiming for a group align

Despite recent scandals, Nigel Farage remains Reform UK's strongest asset, with party members showing unwavering loyalty, as he reaffirms his commitment to lead

Keralam CM Satheesan met with Rahul Gandhi, sparking speculation about a new KPCC president, as incumbent Sunny Joseph has expressed a desire to step down due t

The Panama Canal has appointed its first woman boss.

AT&T CEO John Stankey and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon emphasize the importance of employees coming to meetings prepared with informed perspectives rather tha

The search for the next Tata Sons Chairman is underway, with TV Narendran and Saurabh Agarwal considered frontrunners. Ashish Chauhan of NSE has emerged as a da

Rugby correspondent Steffan Thomas reviews Abi Tierney's three-year tenure as WRU CEO, highlighting problems and controversies.

UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk announced the termination of athletic director Martin Jarmond, who will be replaced by former Lakers executive Tim Harris.

Kiren Rijiju provides his answer to the question of who is the 'most reasonable' Opposition leader.

A $10 billion financial challenge awaits Chandrasekaran's successor at the Tata group, testing their leadership in capital allocation and management across vari

Target, Starbucks, and Nike are demonstrating remarkable corporate turnarounds under their new CEOs, Michael Fiddelke, Elliott Hill, and Brian Niccol, respectiv

The top job at Tata Sons is open, presenting formidable challenges for the new boss. Finding a new leader for the company is described as no easy task.

Noel Tata, Chairman of the Tata Trusts, has initiated the search for the next Tata Sons chief, meeting with former HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh as part of the pr

Joe Root has returned as England's Test captain, citing a changed landscape and new insights gained during his hiatus, and looks forward to working with new coa

The University of Michigan has named Vanderbilt academic Cybele Raver as its new president. This appointment follows the previous candidate's withdrawal due to

The selection of the next chairman for Tata Sons will be a critical decision, requiring more than just a strong corporate background, as it will reflect the com

The future of the Tata Group hinges on the succession at Tata Sons, raising questions about why a successor for the holding company's leadership was not identif

The next chairman of the Tata Group will inherit a vast conglomerate encompassing diverse sectors such as software, steel, automotive, hospitality, retail, and

T.V. Narendran, Shailesh Chandra, and Neville Tata are reportedly among the early contenders for the new Tata Sons chairman position.

Speculation is swirling around the next chairman of Tata Sons following N Chandrasekaran's exit, with a 'proven insider' being considered. Tata Trusts, despite

N Chandrasekaran announced he would not seek another term as chairman of Tata Sons, whose current tenure ends in February 2027. This article focuses on TV Naren