Both brothers will not have rights to each other’s businesses and both parties will communicate “widely” that the two entities are different from each other
Author: Mansi Jaswal
Havas reports organic growth in net revenue of 2.1% in Q1 2025
In the first quarter of 2025, Havas posted a net revenue of 649 million euros, up 5.2% in the corresponding quarter last year.
Diamond Brand Wars: As lab-grown sparkles rise, traditional giants push back
India’s jewellery brands are making a foray into the $15 billion lab-grown diamond industry.
ChatGPT, Instagram top list as world’s most downloaded apps in March
ChatGPT registered 46 million downloads in March 2025, with 13 million on iOS and 33 million on Android
The Good Glamm Group sells MissMalini Entertainment to Creativefuel
This marks another ‘distress sale’ for the Good Glamm Group which sold ScoopWhoop to meme marketing agency Wubba Lubba Dub Dub (WLDD) in an all-cash deal of Rs 20 crore, earlier this year. Good Glamm acquired ScoopWhoop for Rs 100 crore in 2021.
Dabur India’s Hajmola in GST soup: 12% or 18% tax rate?
Earlier, Dabur faced a similar classification challenge in the pre-GST regime. At that time, the Supreme Court ruled in the company’s favour
Madhur Bajaj, former vice chairman of Bajaj Auto, passes away at 63
Born on August 19, 1952, Madhur Bajaj had a distinguished educational background. He was an alumnus of Doon School, Dehradun. Later he pursued an MBA from the International Institute of Management Development (IMD), Lausanne, Switzerland, which he completed in 1979.
Google’s cost-cutting drive leads to layoffs in Android, Pixel, and Chrome teams: Report
The latest layoff is part of the company’s restructuring effort that began last year when Google merged Android and Chrome teams under the Pixel and Devices group
TCS presses pause on salary hikes; plans to hire 42,000 engineers from campuses in FY26
TCS will continue with quarterly variable payouts. According to the filings, 70% of employees will receive 100% variable pay in the Q4 FY25 while the remaining will be based on the business performance
TCS’s Q4 FY25 profit drops 1.67% to Rs 12,293 crore; Attrition rate increases to 13.3% in last 12 months
The employee headcount of the company for the fiscal year 2025 stood at 607,979, including 35.2% of the women’s workforce