Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has started a weekly meeting which he does not want senior managers to attend, instead…

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is shaking up how the tech giant approaches artificial intelligence with an unconventional leadership strategy: keeping executives out of the room. The CEO has launched a weekly AI accelerator meeting that deliberately excludes senior managers from presenting, instead giving the floor to lower-level technical employees working directly on AI projects. This…

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GVK Group scion’s Equal AI raises $30M in Series B round led by Prosus Ventures, Tomales Bay Capital | Hyderabad News

Equal AI founder and GVK Group scion Keshav Reddy Hyderabad: AI call assistant platform Equal AI, founded by the GVK Group scion Keshav Reddy, has raised US$30 million (Rs 287 crore) in a Series B funding round co-led by Prosus Ventures and Tomales Bay Capital, as the Indian consumer artificial intelligence company moves to expand…

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Jefferies’ Christopher Wood flags Pakistan as IMF-driven tactical opportunity, retains long-term positive view on India | Business

Jefferies’ global equity strategist Christopher Wood has said that Pakistan’s ongoing equity rally reflects a high-beta, IMF-driven trading opportunity rather than a structural shift, while maintaining that India remains his core long-term investment bet, backed by stronger fundamentals and improving valuations.In his latest GREED & fear newsletter, the India bull said Pakistan’s market offers opportunities…

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Evening news wrap: Israel launches ground offensive in Lebanon; why India is silent over Khamenei’s demise & more | India News

Explosions hit Tehran as Israel-Iran fighting intensified. Strikes targeted Beirut’s suburbs, Iran banned food exports, and the UN urged a probe into a reported airstrike on a girls’ school. India’s measured response to Khamenei’s assassination, where it condemns Iranian Gulf strikes but not the killing, is because of prioritising energy security and diaspora welfare, drawing…

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