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Biased bots? US lawmakers take on 'Wild West' of AI recruitment
Derek Mobley, a Black man with a finance degree, has filed a class action lawsuit against human resources platform Workday Inc, alleging that the platform's algorithm discriminates against Black, disabled, and older job applicants. The lawsuit is part of a larger battle to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the US recruitment market.
Studying abroad not just about degrees but stepping stone for migration for many: Experts on foreign campuses in India
"More and more students go because the studies in foreign countries gives them advantage to get jobs opportunity to settle in those countries, so the Indian campuses of such universities will not be of any help to retain them,' said Ripun Das, who is moving to the United States this year for pursuing his management degree at Emory University's Goizueta Business School.
Wework turmoil raises high-stakes questions about office sharing
WeWork shook up the world of co-working spaces with more amenities and efforts to create communities for its tenants, who are frequently small groups or even individuals.
US targeting of Chinese scientists fuels a brain drain
Like tens of thousands of China’s best and brightest, Zhao came to the U.S. to earn his doctorate and settled down as a permanent U.S. resident.
Buffett reveals 'outrageous' acts that lifted college endowment
In a new book, Buffett reveals his delight investing on behalf of Grinnell College.
Prime Minister Modi receives Philip Kotler award
New Delhi, Jan 14 () Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday received the first-ever Philip Kotler Presidential award here.
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India @70: Bottom line for Indian economy is to dream big to grow bigger
“The best opportunities are with public sector companies. They have the scale domestically and have a dominant market position in India,” said Jagdish N Sheth, of a US B-school.
Cyrus Mistry fiasco: Acid test for brand Tata's business basics
What complicates matters is that the Mistry clan's Shapoorji Pallonji group has an 18.4% stake in the holding company, two-thirds of which is owned by the Tata Trusts, controlled by Ratan Tata.
US B-schools open up wallets to lure Indian students
Admissions Gateway said scholarships awarded to its clients rose 33 per cent to Rs 25 crore across the top 15 B-schools in 2016 from Rs 18.7 crore in 2015.
Rajendra Srivastava takes charge as new dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB), effective January 1
The fifth dean of ISB, professor Srivastava is also the Full Professor of Business in Marketing and the Novartis Chair Professor of Marketing Strategy and Innovation.
Rajendra Srivastava named new dean of Indian School of Business
Indian School of Business (ISB) today said that Rajendra Srivastava has been named as its new dean, with effect from January 1, 2016.
Rajendra Srivastava of SMU to be new dean of Indian School of Business
The next dean of the Indian School of Business will be Rajendra Srivastava, 64, provost and deputy president of academic affairs at Singapore Management University.
After call centre loss, India may lose BPO edge, warns Wipro board member Jagdish N Sheth
Indian firms no longer have monopoly and have not learnt how to manage these businesses from a global basis, Jagdish N Sheth says
Jana Care: Sidhant Jena's start-up develops lifestyle app to help manage 'diabesity'
It aims to reverse diabesity by building next-generation diagnostics and evidence-based lifestyle coaching programmes for diabetics.
Earnings guidance: Companies’ forecasts can do them as much harm as good
There have been arguments for and against the practice of guidance since slowly but steadily more and more cos are shying away from the practice.
Big pharma firms face credible local competition; may ditch their fixation with patents
Despite Novartis setback on cancer drug patent plea, multinational pharma firms cannot ignore emerging markets such as India and China.
How Internet is going to change the world in next 30 years
Some analysts say that Big Data or Industrial Internet may have an even bigger economic impact than the internet has had in its first 30 years.
Tale of 2 BPOs: Why investors are cautious about Essar's Aegis and Aditya Birla's Minacs
Two old-economy groups, Aditya Birla and Essar, need funds for their business process outsourcing units as they prepare to sink or swim in an ever-changing market.
Rajat Gupta's fallout may not make dent in NRI success story but may trace his conduct to India
While Rajat Gupta's rise may have mattered earlier as an example of Indian potential, his fall has come at a time when NRIs are on the verge of winning an unprecedented place in US society.
Government's anti-business decisions leave question marks on foreign investment
A series of recent steps have baffled foreigners and suggested to some that the government is not so sure it wants foreign investment after all.India Inc needs to have global mindset for globally integrated economy: US-based consultant
An internationally recognised business consultant has said future global growth will come from large emerging economies like China, India, Russia and Brazil.How Tatas plan to build consumer trust abroad
In India, the Tatas always enjoyed the consumer's trust and the challenge was to build businesses. Outside India, it has bought businesses & the challenge is to build trust.China rise: Should India worry about being swallowed whole?
As China focuses on services, expect more manufacturing to shift to India. But can India handle this growth without bringing upon itself problems?Vinita Bali ET business woman of the year
Ms Bali followed up that act by acquiring Fonterra’s 49% stake in a dairy joint venture, that is being integrated back into Britannia Industries for unlocking distribution synergies.Layoffs toughest on workers young, older
Marcus Wells and Shirley Walker view their economic prospects from opposite ends of the age spectrum.Load More
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