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AI Making Workers More Productive, Not Companies, Claims McKinsey Top Executive
McKinsey chair Eric Kutcher says AI raises employee productivity but not overall company output.
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AI Drives 38% Decline In White-Collar Jobs In UK, Finds McKinsey
Job vacancies have declined across the board in the UK, with the overall number of online job postings down 31% in the three months to May compared with the same period in 2022, a McKinsey & Co. analysis found.
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IIM-Ahmedabad Alumna Reveals What McKinsey Taught Her That MBA Didn't
"At IIM-A, it was about how much you knew. At McKinsey, it became about how clearly you could communicate it," she said.
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McKinsey Offers 9 Months' Pay To Senior Staff To Leave Firm: Report
Global management consulting giant McKinsey has offered nine months' worth of pay to hundreds of its senior staff to leave the firm and look for jobs elsewhere.
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India To Have One Of The Largest Working-Age Populations By 2030: McKinsey
India, China and Indonesia will be three of the five economies with the world's largest working-age populations among G20 countries by 2030.
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McKinsey To Shed 2,000 Jobs In One Of Its Biggest Rounds Of Cuts Ever
McKinsey & Co. plans to eliminate about 2,000 jobs, one of the consulting giant's biggest rounds of cuts ever.
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Metaverse Technology Seeing Strong Early Pickup, At-Scale Adoption May Be a Decade Away: NASSCOM
Metaverse technology is witnessing a strong early pickup in India, according to a report from the industry association NASSCOM. However, at-scale adoption is likely to be 8-10 years away. Meanwhile, enterprise Metaverse adoption maturity trends are similar to AI trends back in 2017, according to the report.
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Indian-Origin Partner At McKinsey Firm Arrested On Insider-Trading Charges
Puneet Dikshit, a 40-year-old Indian-origin partner at management consulting giant, McKinsey & Company, has been arrested and charged with insider-trading and making illegal profits totalling over $450,000 in the US.
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Sexual Violence is Holding Back the Rise of India's Economy: Report
There are two things New Delhi marketing executive Khyati Malhotra never leaves home without: Her taser and a pepper spray.
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Indian-Origin British National Arrested In US On Fraud Charges
An Indian-origin British national, who was a former partner at consulting firm McKinsey & Co, has been arrested here on allegations of fraud amounting to nearly USD 890,000.
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Former Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta's Latest Bid To Reverse Insider Trading Conviction Fails
Less than three months before his two-year prison term ends, India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta has lost yet another bid to overturn his conviction on insider trading charges, with an appeals court in New York rejecting his latest legal challenge.
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India to Promote 'Make-in-India' at Petroleum Meet in UAE
With an aim to position itself as an investment destination across the hydrocarbons value chain, India will showcase domestic manufacturing of various equipments used in the petroleum and natural gas sector at a conference in the UAE.
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Gender Equality May Add Rs 46 Lakh Crore to India's GDP in 2025: Report
Pushing gender equality can deliver a sizeable additional economic growth and could add Rs 46 lakh crore (USD 700 billion) to India's GDP in 2025, a McKinsey report says.
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Mothers are More Likely Than Women Without Children to Want Top Executive Jobs
Sheryl Sandberg may be telling women to lean in. But according to new research from Sandberg's own organization and the consulting firm McKinsey, plenty of women-and men-don't really want to, at least when it comes to the very top executive jobs.
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Self-Driving Cars Could Generate Billions in Revenue: US Study
McKinsey projects that future owners of self-driving cars could save up to 50 minutes a day, some of which is likely to be spent surfing the Web.
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AI Making Workers More Productive, Not Companies, Claims McKinsey Top Executive
McKinsey chair Eric Kutcher says AI raises employee productivity but not overall company output.
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AI Drives 38% Decline In White-Collar Jobs In UK, Finds McKinsey
Job vacancies have declined across the board in the UK, with the overall number of online job postings down 31% in the three months to May compared with the same period in 2022, a McKinsey & Co. analysis found.
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IIM-Ahmedabad Alumna Reveals What McKinsey Taught Her That MBA Didn't
"At IIM-A, it was about how much you knew. At McKinsey, it became about how clearly you could communicate it," she said.
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McKinsey Offers 9 Months' Pay To Senior Staff To Leave Firm: Report
Global management consulting giant McKinsey has offered nine months' worth of pay to hundreds of its senior staff to leave the firm and look for jobs elsewhere.
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India To Have One Of The Largest Working-Age Populations By 2030: McKinsey
India, China and Indonesia will be three of the five economies with the world's largest working-age populations among G20 countries by 2030.
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McKinsey To Shed 2,000 Jobs In One Of Its Biggest Rounds Of Cuts Ever
McKinsey & Co. plans to eliminate about 2,000 jobs, one of the consulting giant's biggest rounds of cuts ever.
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Metaverse Technology Seeing Strong Early Pickup, At-Scale Adoption May Be a Decade Away: NASSCOM
Metaverse technology is witnessing a strong early pickup in India, according to a report from the industry association NASSCOM. However, at-scale adoption is likely to be 8-10 years away. Meanwhile, enterprise Metaverse adoption maturity trends are similar to AI trends back in 2017, according to the report.
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Indian-Origin Partner At McKinsey Firm Arrested On Insider-Trading Charges
Puneet Dikshit, a 40-year-old Indian-origin partner at management consulting giant, McKinsey & Company, has been arrested and charged with insider-trading and making illegal profits totalling over $450,000 in the US.
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Sexual Violence is Holding Back the Rise of India's Economy: Report
There are two things New Delhi marketing executive Khyati Malhotra never leaves home without: Her taser and a pepper spray.
-
Indian-Origin British National Arrested In US On Fraud Charges
An Indian-origin British national, who was a former partner at consulting firm McKinsey & Co, has been arrested here on allegations of fraud amounting to nearly USD 890,000.
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Former Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta's Latest Bid To Reverse Insider Trading Conviction Fails
Less than three months before his two-year prison term ends, India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta has lost yet another bid to overturn his conviction on insider trading charges, with an appeals court in New York rejecting his latest legal challenge.
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India to Promote 'Make-in-India' at Petroleum Meet in UAE
With an aim to position itself as an investment destination across the hydrocarbons value chain, India will showcase domestic manufacturing of various equipments used in the petroleum and natural gas sector at a conference in the UAE.
-
Gender Equality May Add Rs 46 Lakh Crore to India's GDP in 2025: Report
Pushing gender equality can deliver a sizeable additional economic growth and could add Rs 46 lakh crore (USD 700 billion) to India's GDP in 2025, a McKinsey report says.
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Mothers are More Likely Than Women Without Children to Want Top Executive Jobs
Sheryl Sandberg may be telling women to lean in. But according to new research from Sandberg's own organization and the consulting firm McKinsey, plenty of women-and men-don't really want to, at least when it comes to the very top executive jobs.
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Self-Driving Cars Could Generate Billions in Revenue: US Study
McKinsey projects that future owners of self-driving cars could save up to 50 minutes a day, some of which is likely to be spent surfing the Web.
