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Jack Dorsey's Block is undergoing a radical restructuring, laying off 40% of its workforce and aiming to embed AI deeply into its operations to become a "mini-AGI." The company plans to eliminate traditional middle management, replacing it with individual contributors, directly responsible individuals, and player-coaches, all coordinated by a continuously updated AI model of the business.

India continues to be the largest recipient of remittances in the world. India’s share in the world remittances stood at 14% in 2024. What does the current US-Iran war and the Middle East conflict mean for remittance flows to India? What is the dependence, macro importance?

Blame it on the worsening financial turmoil that today Uncle Sam is worried not just for his present but for the future as well.

Thanks mainly to the 22% gain in the benchmark index in the Indian market this year, India has again emerged as a favourite Asian investment destination among fund managers globally.

Foreign investors have become more averse to investing in Indian equities even as Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch lowered their growth forecasts for the Indian economy, on Friday.

After jumping from 129th in 2005 to 2nd in 2006 and to numero uno this year, Google, the most popular search engine is now the most popular place to work for MBA students, thus ending McKinsey & Company's 12-year reign.

Thanks to the recent slide in the prices of commodities in the international market, India, a net importer of commodities, has suddenly turned one of the favourite investment destinations among emerging markets for foreign fund managers.

A large chunk of the workforce in the emerging markets of Asia-Pacific is looking at skill enhancement and career development when compared to their global peers, says a recent study conducted by a global recruitment firm.

Motorola's India-born chief Sanjay Jha has emerged America's top paid CEO, while Citigroup's Vikram Pandit tops the league among bailed out banks, a survey said.

Online money transfers and money credited directly to a bank account in India are emerging to be the second preferred mode of inward remittances.

A survey suggests that cases of fraud and financial misconduct in the country are likely to increase in the years ahead.

In a complete reversal from five years ago, emerging market economies are "most unloved ever" and are now seen as the biggest risk to financial market stability, according to the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager survey.

India's stock market position declines to fourth in Asia Pacific investment destinations. Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea are now preferred. Only 10% of fund managers heavily invest in India. Semiconductor sector revival benefits other markets. India's IT services sector faces headwinds. Market awaits triggers for a breakout. Foreign investors show caution despite recent buying. Consumption and infrastructure sectors attract interest.

A global survey conducted for BBC World Service has found that as many as 64% Indians favour failing banks and industries getting help from the government.

Risk appetite among investors has plunged to the lowest levels since early 2009, according to a latest survey of fund managers.

WASHINGTON: A Silicon Valley techie has ended his life in what can be the first death related to outsourcing of jobs from the US. This has increased calls for ending outsourcing of jobs.

Indian CEOs expect their businesses to be less affected by the crisis in the international banking system than their global counterparts.

Wealthy US investors are a little better off than they were a year ago, but a majority still struggle to balance today's financial demands despite saving for future life goals, a survey says.

In the evolving job market, professionals seek ideal workplaces that promote growth. A LinkedIn survey, "Top Companies 2024," identifies the 50 best large U.S. companies for career development based on key factors like advancement potential and workplace culture. Leading firms include J.P. Morgan Chase, Amazon, and Wells Fargo, each offering unique benefits that support employee success and well-being.

A survey by Nielsen Company and Oxford University Institute of Climate Change reveals that while Indians were very concerned about climate change, globally, concern on the topic has declined.

Investors are holding maximum amounts of cash since November 2001, shows a Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Fund Manager Survey (BofA-ML FMS).

Developing countries such as India, China, Brazil and Indonesia have lost less than 5% of their skilled citizens to OECD.

Global investors remain optimistic about emerging market (EM) equities in 2010 and have forecast 9% total return for them in New Year, above 7.7% for global markets and 5.5% predicted for US.

As businesses struggle to create revenues, the family business model remains more robust in the face of an economic slowdown and the Eurozone crisis.