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    • Meet US' richest people with the most kids. Elon Musk is 8th on the list

      Elon Musk had said that not many among the richest people in the world have more than one child. But, a review of some of the richest people in the US proves otherwise.

    • Meet US' richest people with the most kids. Elon Musk is 8th on the list

      Elon Musk had said that not many among the richest people in the world have more than one child. But, a review of some of the richest people in the US proves otherwise.

    • Who is Nelson Peltz, the new investor on Unilever’s board?

      FMCG giant Unilever said billionaire investor activist Nelson Peltz will join its board. Peltz is known for reshaping large consumer goods firms such as Mondelēz International and Procter & Gamble.

    • Billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, with 1.5% stake, joins Unilever board

      Shares in the London-listed group jumped 7 percent as it said Peltz, who has amassed a 1.5 percent stake in Unilever, will join as a non-executive director from July and serve as a member of the board's compensation committee.

    • General Electric's chairman Jeff Immelt retires earlier-than-expected

      Immelt, who was expected to retire by the end of this year, had resigned as GE's CEO in June amid amounting pressure from activist-investor Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management for operation changes.

    • Four Indians among world's 100 most powerful women: Forbes

      Forbes's 12th annual list of the 100 most influential women feature extraordinary entrepreneurs, visionary CEOs, politicians, celebrity role models, billionaire activists and pioneer philanthropists who are "transforming the world" and and have been "ranked by dollars, media presence and impact".

    • Investors restless? Call Abe Friedman

      Companies have not really understood how investors think about governance issues: Friedman

    • PepsiCo argues against break-up with results

      PepsiCo's profits rose in the second quarter as it raised prices and increased sales while cutting costs. Net income at the maker of Mountain Dew and Doritos rose 35 per cent to USD 2.01bn, or USD 1.28 a share, from USD 1.49bn, or 94 cents a share last year.

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