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  • LIC breaks into Fortune 500 list, Reliance jumps 51 places

  • Fortune 500 | World’s top 10 highest paid CEOs in 2021

  • RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group to publish Fortune India

  • 40% Fortune 500 corporates are Asian, 7 Indian companies in the list

  • JC Penney may cut outsourcing to India; plans insourcing instead

  • 'Silicon Valley seeks to benefit from India's startup growth'

  • Seven Indian firms on Fortune 500; Rajesh Exports replaces ONGC

  • Governance reform top priority: Modi tells Fortune 500 CEOs

  • Harvard tops list of alma maters of CEOs

    Harvard University of the United States is the world's top university in terms of educating company executives at global firms, followed by Japan's University of Tokyo, according to Britain's Times Higher Education journal.

  • eClerx Q4 Net up 58% at Rs 48.16 crore

    Mumbai-based eClerx services' consolidated net sales rose by 37 percent to Rs 174.33 crore in Q4 for 2012-13 fiscal.

  • Are women better leaders than men?

    Study shows that a majority of people visualize a man as a leader. Why is that? That is because we are used to see men in leadership roles. If you are a woman who leads a team or a man who reports to a female boss ask yourself.

  • In corporate America, women struggle to break into top jobs

    A new snapshot of trends at mid-cap companies show women are far less likely than their male counterparts to reach top leadership positions.

  • Hexaware nails $25m Europe deal spread over 3 years

    Atul Nishar, Chairman at Hexaware Technologies tells CNBC-TV18 that his company has bagged a USD 25 million European deal. The three year Remote Infrastructure Management contract from an existing client will see the company deploying over 150 professionals to handle this new business.

  • US Debt ceiling debate a dangerous high-wire act

    It has been raised nearly 80 times since 1960, often after political grandstanding by lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

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