Author: Sakina Kheriwala

Neeraj Joshi steps down as Zee Studios marketing head after six transformative years

Prior to his role at Zee, Neeraj Joshi served as Associate Vice President of Marketing at Viacom18 Motion Pictures and held positions at Fox Studios India, Balaji Motion Pictures, and PVR Pictures.

After a successful tenure marked by blockbuster releases and brand elevation, Neeraj Joshi bids farewell to Zee Studios to explore new avenues.

HDFC Securities appoints Yogesh Darji as Managing Director of HSIL

In this new role, Yogesh Darji will be responsible for leveraging the benefits of the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) to deliver a range of solutions tailored for both domestic and global clients. (Image source: LinkedIn)

Situated in GIFT City, HSIL will utilize favourable tax incentives, streamlined regulatory frameworks, and advanced infrastructure to deliver technology-driven solutions to its clients.

Alphabet exceeds Q3 expectations with record $88.3 billion revenue, driven by core Google ads

Under the proposed plan, these partnerships would become non-exclusive, granting device manufacturers and browser developers the option to switch default search engines each year.

Alphabet’s impressive Q3 earnings underscore Google’s dominance in digital advertising, fuelled by AI innovation and expanding YouTube reach, as it faces competitive and regulatory pressures.

Zee5 names Manish Kalra as CBO, global markets

Manish Kalra's two-decade career in online business and marketing, including leadership roles with companies like Amazon, MakeMyTrip, and Dell, adds a wealth of expertise to ZEE5's global ambitions.

Kalra’s expanded role aims to drive ZEE5’s strategic growth globally, with a focus on audience engagement, partnerships, and market expansion.

Comedian Kunal Kamra ‘accepts job offer’ at Ola Electric but demands change

The comedian's post addressed Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal directly, laying out specific demands to fix what he calls a 'service crisis' at the company. (L-R: Kunal Kamra, Bhavish Aggarwal)

Kamra’s satirical “acceptance” highlights Ola Electric’s ongoing customer service woes, with a pointed list of demands for improved accountability.