IndiGo’s COO Wolfgang Prock-Schauer retires

Wolfgang Prock-Schauer had been leading the operations at IndiGo for the past seven years (since 2018). (Image Source: Musafir Namah)

In 2024, IndiGo had nominated Isidro Porqueras for appointment, subject to regulatory approvals, as Chief Operating Officer (COO) effective November 1, 2024.

From hoodies to haute couture: The dramatic style evolutions of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos

As Silicon Valley’s influence extends into entertainment, sports, and even space, its leaders are taking personal branding to the next level. (L-R: Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos)

Silicon Valley’s most famous CEOs have swapped their geeky pasts for buffed-up, stylish futures. Here’s how and why Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos underwent their dramatic visual transformations.

Kimberly-Clark’s Rajesh Gopal joins Tata Consumer Products as Global Chief Digital Officer

Rajesh Gopal began his career as a project manager at Federal Mogul and then joined i2 Technologies as a consultant. Then, he moved to Unilever as systems manager, and then rose to head as global platform director - finance and procurement. In this role, he delivered and managed technology solutions supporting 150+ countries in Unilever.

Rajesh Gopal previously led Kimberly-Clark as chief information officer.

Geoff Allardice to step down as ICC CEO

Geoff Allardice was appointed as the ICC's CEO in November 2021, having previously served as the acting CEO for eight months. (Image Source: Moneycontrol)

Geoff Allardice joined the ICC in 2012 as ICC General Manager of Cricket, joining from Cricket Australia where he held the role of Cricket operations manager.

Harsh Goenka sparks social media debate on Shark Tank India judges’ financial losses

Despite the setbacks, Harsh Goenka made it clear that he remains a fan of the show, writing: "I still love watching #SharkTankIndia. But it seems some of our sharks are still navigating choppy waters🦈. There’s more ‘bleeding’ in the tank than I thought!"

RPG Group chairman shares insights on show’s popularity amid reports of losses by companies owned by Sharks.