With tepid campus hiring due to macro headwinds being faced by IT companies, engineering colleges are upgrading their course structure to focus on areas like artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductor designing, cloud technology, and more. Institutes and colleges FE spoke with said that such courses will provide students skill sets which have market demand and hence … Read more
Wolff Olins Wolff Olins Does blending in with the pack risk killing my business? Is business as usual a safe approach right now? At a time of uncertainty, in a cost-of-living crisis, and with consumer confidence faltering, these are questions increasingly being asked – about brands and the values and cultures, purposes and objectives that … Read more
Fidelity Investments is seeking clearance that would allow some of its best-known mutual funds to also operate as exchange-traded funds, becoming the largest firm to challenge Vanguard Group’s former monopoly on the concept. The Boston-based firm applied Tuesday for a government waiver that would allow its actively managed mutual funds to also issue a separate … Read more
Apple Inc. will redesign its TV app in a step toward consolidating the company’s various video offerings later this year, according to people with knowledge of the matter, part of its efforts to become a bigger player in the streaming world. The company is preparing a new version of the app for release around December … Read more
and on the business. getty Ecstatic about buying her first London flat, a young woman forgot her number one rule at work: never divulge anything personal. In the joy of her purchase, she couldn’t contain herself. Her happiness dissolved instantly when one colleague retorted, “You’re moving to the arsehole of London.” His mean-spirited response reinforced … Read more
A man was murdered in my neighborhood on Monday. Ryan Carson was waiting at a bus stop with his girlfriend just before 4 a.m. when a man stabbed him repeatedly in the chest. The couple had been at a wedding. A video of the attack, obtained initially by the New York Post, was soon seized … Read more
Gina Rinehart’s rising stake in Liontown is spurring questions about her next moves as analysts express caution over the fate of Albemarle’s takeover bid. A drop in Liontown’s price, in the event of an Albemarle exit, would present Rinehart with an opportunity to build up the current stake, Jarden analyst Jon Bishop said. Artificial intelligence … Read more
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The surprise launch of a sophisticated $900-plus Huawei Technologies Co. smartphone has captivated China’s technology industry, inspiring hopes that the country’s biggest firms can overcome US sanctions seemingly designed to thwart their ascendancy. The slim-bezeled Mate 60 Pro, which appeared this week for sale on online malls with little fanfare, ignited buzz among Chinese online … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Your brand is not your baby. Okay, it kind of is your baby — in how you nourish it, support it, invest in it and stick with it on both good and bad days. But what I mean is, you don’t necessarily want to treat it like … Read more