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Palo Alto Networks shareholders have repeatedly rejected CEO Nikesh Arora's pay package, marking the highest number of failed "say-on-pay" votes in the S&P 500. Despite investor opposition citing generous compensation and performance targets, the company has seen significant stock growth. The board defends Arora's pay, emphasizing his performance and alignment with shareholder interests.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Economic Advisory Council to discuss strengthening India's economic growth amidst global uncertainty. The Reserve Bank of India kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25%, citing geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns, while revising GDP growth and inflation projections downwards and upwards respectively for FY2026-27.

A retired IAS officer, Dhanendra Kumar, tragically passed away after an air conditioner exploded in his Delhi home, filling it with smoke and fire. His son, Gaurav, who had just arrived from London, attempted a heroic rescue but also succumbed to the fumes. The family's pre-birthday celebrations were cut short by the devastating incident.

What could be the UK’s “longest” divorce case started with an affair and went from a £270,000 settlement to a £6.6mn payout. But while she thought he was hiding money from her, he was helping hide dirty money for others too

SEBI’s interim order against Rajesh Exports raises a simple question: has one of India’s biggest gold companies been showing investors revenues that didn’t exist?

As synthetic drug networks evolve, US agencies are focusing on precursor chemicals, logistics systems, and international coordination to disrupt fentanyl trafficking.

A financial advisor's career was jeopardized after a dispute over a $642 deli platter led to his termination from JPMorgan. A FINRA arbitration panel ultimately ruled in his favor, ordering the bank to pay $4.25 million and expunge the firing from his record, highlighting the significant impact of reputation in the financial industry.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has appointed industry analyst Matthew Ball as Chief Strategy Officer to revitalize Microsoft's console business. Ball, a known figure for his "State of Video Gaming" report, aims to revive franchises and strengthen Xbox's market position. Scott Van Vliet joins as CTO to accelerate product development, while Chris Schnakenberg is promoted to VP of partnerships.

For the first time in 23 years, namaz will not be offered at Dhar's Bhojshala following a high court order declaring it a Saraswati temple. The ruling ends a 2003 arrangement dividing worship days between communities. Heavy security is in place as Hindu organizations plan a Maha Aarti, while authorities warn against unauthorized events and inflammatory social media posts.

A bold overhaul of higher education aims to align degrees with emerging industries, transforming classrooms into pathways for jobs and nation-building

A jury in Oakland ruled Elon Musk waited too long to sue OpenAI and its leaders, a decision that significantly benefits the AI company and its founders. The jury found Musk's lawsuit barred by the statute of limitations, a finding the judge indicated she agrees with. This ruling comes as OpenAI prepares for a potential IPO.

China's blocking of Meta's $2 billion Manus AI acquisition signals a shift, making Singapore a less effective shield for Chinese tech firms seeking Western exits. Regulators intervened despite Manus's Singapore registration, barring founders from leaving the country. This move suggests Beijing's scrutiny now extends beyond incorporation, impacting future international ventures.

Elliotte Friedman’s latest insider comments have made Auston Matthews’ long-term future with the Toronto Maple Leafs a hot topic in the NHL. Matthews wants to see more belief in the direction of the franchise toward the Stanley Cup before signing long-term, Friedman revealed. Matthews’ belief in the team’s future ambitions, with John Chayka reshaping the organization’s plans, could be very impactful on Toronto’s offseason decisions.

Proposed US H-1B wage hikes are poised to benefit India's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) as MNCs re-evaluate global workforce strategies. With a focus on smaller, outcome-driven teams and visa-agnostic environments, GCCs are becoming a cost-efficient alternative for companies looking to scale operations offshore amidst rising US hiring expenses.

Corporate India is embracing Prime Minister Modi's call for work-from-home and reduced travel. Major companies like KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors are reviewing policies, with many already operating hybrid models. Businesses are prioritizing virtual meetings and restricting non-essential trips to conserve foreign exchange and ensure continuity amidst global uncertainties.

RIL, Tata group exploring greater flexibility; move may affect IT companies return to office plans