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Ujjivan Small Finance Bank CEO Sanjeev Nautiyal has resigned due to health reasons, effective immediately. He will retire formally on 30 November. Carol Furtado is appointed interim CEO. The bank said Nautiyals tenure had helped strengthen several areas of its operations.

Independent creators in India face payment delays and inconsistent income despite high engagement. A 2025 report reveals that nano and micro creators represent over 80% of the non-metro creator base, highlighting the need for clearer payment processes and financial stability within the industry.

The race for the HDFC Bank CEO job would pit several veteran insiders against outsiders who could get a chance to lead Indias largest private sector bank.

Hotel companies are broadening their reach by exploring lesser-known destinations as domestic tourism flourishes. Recent developments highlight a shift towards management contracts in smaller markets, identifying unique travel demands and enhancing brand visibility across diverse regions.

Chief executive and vice chairman Rajeev Nannapaneni lays bare the changing face of global pharma, explaining why Indian generics firms are scouting for new opportunities.

The lawsuit, filed on Monday (August 31) in federal court in Seattle, claims Amazon since 2019 has secretly and systematically overcharged about 1.2 million advertising customers.

Vineet Nayyar, founder of Sampark Foundation and ex-CEO of HCL Technologies criticised AI-led layoffs, noting that all innovations are human led. He added that people are not a problem or commodity to be thrown away.

Phil Schiller, another prominent name from the Apple fold, is set to step down from his role leading the App store and product events, Bloomberg reported citing sources. 

Kotak Mahindra Bank has recommended executive directors Anup Saha and Paritosh Kashyap to the RBI as potential successors to CEO Ashok Vaswani, whose term ends on December 31, 2026. Here's a look at the two internal candidates.

In the message, Cook said his departure from the CEO role was a moment he had always known would arrive, but admitted that it was still difficult to believe it had come.

ONGC plans to invest 1 trillion over five years in deepwater oil and gas exploration, alongside setting up an international energy trading desk by late 2026. 

OpenAIs ChatGPT ad business hits a $1 billion annualised revenue run rate in just 200 days as ads expand across more than 40 countries.

Zomato layoffs: Food aggregator and delivery platform Zomato will lay off around 240 employees associated with its Customer Delight operations in Hyderabad. The company has offered cut employees August salary, four-months pay, medical insurance Check details

Nearly every organization has a handful of employees who are entrusted with vital tasks beyond their formal job roles and end up carrying the weight of entire teams. Over-reliance on such individuals can make firms complacent and lose focus on capability diffusion.

Airlines in the US can no longer afford to compete on price, given the effect of war-fired fuel bills. While budget carriers in the US stare at trouble, other carriers are adding frills to justify premium fares. Is the era of low-cost flying over?

Lack of clarity over the questionnaire for caste enumeration in Indias headcount is a matter of concern. The demand for it has been there for decades. A recent effort was open-ended and had stumbled on caste nomenclature. Dont repeat the error.

A structural recalibration is needed in favour of a curriculum with modular learning blocks that evolve dynamically. India has a vast demographic opportunity, but to maximize its value, we must close the gap between policy intent and classroom reality.

The Centres interim takedown of the Honey Trehan film starring Diljit Dosanjh has created a stir of its own. Heres the basic trade-off that the panel reviewing it under Indias IT Rules must weigh.

By suing a local bubble-tea chain, LVMH's Louis Vuitton may have secured its trademark logo but lost the respect of Chinese folks. The luxury retailer should pay more attention to cultural sensitivities. Stepping on local toes doesn't help.

The robber barons of the Gilded Age were monopolists who exploited consumers to enrich themselves. Thats precisely what America has been doing. The economic logic of an optimum tariff cited by US policy-shapers only justifies retaliation by other countries.

The solution is not to resist innovations in payment protocols, but rather to ensure that innovation remains connected and interoperable.