Michael Komasinski will succeed Megan Clarken who is retiring and will be stepping down from her role as CEO and from the Board. Clarken will serve in a senior advisory role to ensure a smooth transition.
Month: January 2025
Meta to fire 3,600 employees citing ‘performance issues’
Performance-related layoffs are a common practice among major US corporations. Last week, Microsoft announced similar cuts impacting less than 1% of its staff.
PhysicsWallah appoints Ajinkya Jain as Group General Counsel
Ajinkya Jain was previously the group company secretary at AceVector Limited.
Wavemaker’s Ajay Gupte on AI innovation and the future of Connected TV
As the CEO of Wavemaker South Asia, Ajay Gupte reflects on the agency’s successes in 2024 and unveils his vision for the continued rise of AI and connected TV in 2025.
Ryoji Shoda shares Onitsuka Tiger’s plans for India and vision for the future: Exclusive Interview
Ryoji Shoda, head of Onitsuka Tiger, shares his plans for local manufacturing in India and the brand’s evolution towards a premium, fashion-forward identity.
WPP employees rally against four-day office return mandate
The signatories contend that inflexible office policies can exact a mental and social toll on employees, pointing to a wealth of resources that question the productivity and engagement benefits of strictly enforced in-office schedules.
Starbucks reverses open-door policy, restricts restroom use to paying customers
New code of conduct aims to curb disruptive behaviour and re-establish community coffeehouse atmosphere.
Want European T20 Premier League to be part of my legacy, says Abhishek Bachchan
After investing in teams in the Pro Kabaddi League and the Indian Super League, the Bollywood actor is expanding his portfolio as he has become the co-owner of the European T20 Premier League.
DPDP Rules: Govt may give extension on consultation period
Industry stakeholders raise concerns over children’s data restrictions and virtual consent mechanisms, as Minister Vaishnaw hints at a 15-day extension for deliberations.
MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan says DPDP rules will be flexible to protect users, foster innovation
The DPDP rules, still in their developmental phase, are designed to be flexible in order to avoid becoming overly prescriptive, Krishnan noted.