Google antitrust trials: OpenAI expresses interest in acquiring Chrome, should Google be forced to sell

While Google says working from home wasn’t the main reason behind its recent job cuts, company co-founder Sergey Brin has been vocal about preferring people in the office.

Google has not indicated that Chrome, which dominates the browser market, is for sale. However, head of product for ChatGPT Nick Turley’s testimony during the current antitrust trial, highlights how a forced divestiture could reshape the broader technology landscape.

M&M leadership reshuffle: R. Velusamy named president of auto biz, Veejay Nakra gets farm equipment

Meanwhile, Hemant Sikka, who previously led the Farm Equipment Sector, has been named Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Mahindra Logistics Ltd. He succeeds Ram Swaminathan, who is stepping down “to pursue other professional interests,” according to the company. (From left to right: R Velusamy and Veejay Ram Nakra)

The executive reshuffle was framed by Mahindra Group CEO and Managing Director Dr. Anish Shah as a strategic move to align leadership with the company’s long-term vision.

MIB’s Sanjiv Shankar transferred ahead of WAVES; Prabhat named Additional Secretary in I&B Ministry

In collaboration with the Government of Maharashtra, the MIB recently announced plans to establish this ambitious creative center in Malad, Mumbai.

The government has appointed senior bureaucrats Sanjiv Shankar and Prabhat to additional secretary roles in a significant administrative reshuffle. Shankar was pivotal in the organisation of the upcoming WAVES event.

Omnicom’s John Wren on IPG deal: ‘No fear of losing (clients) because of the transaction’

John Wren (left) and Phil Angelastro will remain EVP & CFO of Omnicom. Philippe Krakowsky (pictured on right) and Daryl Simm will serve as Co-Presidents and COOs of Omnicom.

Omnicom’s revenue in the first quarter reached $3.7 billion, up 1.6 percent from the same period a year earlier. Organic revenue, which excludes the effects of currency fluctuations and acquisitions, rose 3.4 percent.

Sunscreen showdown: Honasa’s Ghazal Alagh takes a jab at HUL-owned Lakmé

According to Lakmé, the campaign was based on in vivo testing — a globally recognized gold standard for evaluating sunscreen efficacy — conducted at an independent, accredited laboratory.

Ghazal Alagh and Lakmé ignite a high-SPF showdown, spotlighting transparency, science-backed claims, and rising competition in an evolving skincare market.

Meta’s grip on social media faces major test in historic antitrust trial

Meta is set to stand trial in Spain this October over a €551 million lawsuit filed by more than 80 media companies, who allege it engaged in unfair advertising competition.

At the center of the case are two pivotal acquisitions: Instagram, purchased in 2012 for $1 billion in cash and stock, and WhatsApp, acquired two years later for $22 billion.