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From Tech and FMCG firms to Banks, Consulting Groups, it's raining jobs at IIM Bangalore
New recruiters were by Sprinklr making six offers followed by Sterlite Power, BNY Mellon, Power Fin…
US millionaires are having a moment
The US added half a million millionaires in 2023, a Capgemini report said. Better markets fueled by…
Alex Bitter
With $500 billion in reserves, LIC is the world’s fourth largest insurer
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is the world’s fourth largest insurer based on reserves, …
Final countdown begins! Here’s your guide to the Future of Work Summit 2023
As the world continues to evolve and adapt, so too does the way we work. Business Insider India is …
The financial sector is adopting AI to reduce bias and make smarter, more equitable loan decisions. But the sector needs to be aware of the pitfalls for it to work.
While the rise of AI in finance means decisions can be controlled for human bias, it isn't enough t…
Chris Daniels
Flipkart's Shopsy launches e-grocery in 700 cities
Leveraging the Flipkart Group's supply chain infrastructure and tech capabilities, Grocery on Sh…
Billionaires tend to make riskier investment choices than millionaires, and it helps explain why ultra high net worth individuals lost so much of their money in 2018
In the ninth edition of its annual World Wealth Report, Capgemini examines how high net worth indiv…
Taylor Nicole Rogers
One in 10 ultra-wealthy Hong Kong residents lost their millionaire status in 2018, and an expert says the extreme wealth loss highlights the volatility of their net worths
In Hong Kong, one in 10 residents who began 2018 as HNWIs could no longer be considered as such by …
Taylor Nicole Rogers
Innovation Inc: More Google Cloud customers and the difficulty of scaling digital overhauls
Major League Baseball and Bed, Bath, & Beyond both recently signed up for long-term contracts with …
Joe Williams
What the world's richest people look for when they choose their wealth managers
Customer service has only been a primary focus of the ultra-wealthy for about three years, the Depu…
Taylor Nicole Rogers
There's only one part of the world where millionaires did not see their collective fortunes shrink in 2018: the Middle East
High net worth individuals in Asia were the most affected by market instability, Business Insider p…
Taylor Nicole Rogers
The coronavirus has already cost the ultra-wealthy more than $100 billion. Here's why they're likely to feel more pain from the market drops than the average American.
Chinese citizens may be shouldering the brunt of the public health crisis, but the economic fallout…
Taylor Nicole Rogers
IIM Shillong witnesses a whopping 73% increase in highest package at ₹48.5 lakh
In fact, the average compensation also increased to ₹18.7 lakh, up by 11% as compared to last ye…
Online summer camps, karaokes and creative sessions by Accenture, SAP and others keep children busy as parents work
Working from home might be a new normal for employees, but for working parents it is a different ba…
The Infosys clean-up under Salil Parekh seems to have come a full circle within 2 years
Salil Parekh was named the CEO of Infosys just in January last year was supposed to mark a ‘fresh…
TCS’ market share, ONGC’s borrowing, Tata Power gets new territories— these and other top stocks to watch
Indian stock indices are likely to start in the green on Friday, led by mixed cues from the global …
Indian businesses hit by more ransomware attacks than Australia, Japan and Singapore reveals new survey
India has been the worst hit by ransomware in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, with 74 per cent of o…
Here’s how Uber, Accenture are improving diversity by employing specially-abled persons
The United Nations declared December 3 as the International Day of Persons with disabilities (PWD) …
New job creation in India next three months is likely to be the worst ever— and that could lead to a lost year
As a jobs crisis looms with the layoffs, pay cuts and hiring freeze across industries, new job crea…
2 members of Hong Kong's richest family have lost $1 billion each since the protests started. Here's why the protests are costing the Kwoks more than the city's other billionaires.
The family is unusually exposed to two of the sectors hit hardest by the protests - retail and tour…