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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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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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India Can Boost GDP By Increasing Women Workforce: Report
India has one of the largest opportunities in the world to boost GDP by increasing women's participation in the labour force, which presently stands at "only 25 per cent", a report by McKinsey World Institute said.
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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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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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Gender Inequality is Costing India Huge Money, Says Report
India's gross domestic product (GDP) could see a jump of around 60 per cent by 2025 if the gender inequality issue in society is resolved and more women are allowed to join workforce, says a McKinsey report.
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'Twelve Technologies Can Add Up to $1 Trillion Value to India by 2025'
McKinsey Global Institute in its report, assessed more than 100 technologies around the world and identified 12.
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Report: Global Obesity Costs Hit $2 Trillion
The global cost of obesity has risen to $2 trillion annually -- nearly as much as smoking or the combined impact of armed violence, war and terrorism, according to a new report released on Thursday. The McKinsey Global Institute consulting firm's report...
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Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
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'Strikingly' few women in Asia's top jobs, India among worst: Report
Companies in Asia's leading economies have "strikingly" few women in senior jobs, missing out on a vital pool of talent to fuel the region's growth, consultancy firm McKinsey & Company said on Sunday.
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Did McKinsey & Co throw Rajat Gupta under the bus?
It was surprising that a firm that prides itself on relationships chose to cut itself off from former Managing Director Rajat Gupta last year, when he was accused of insider trading in the Raj Rajaratnam case, solely on the strength of an accusation and before Mr Gupta had stood trial.
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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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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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India Can Boost GDP By Increasing Women Workforce: Report
India has one of the largest opportunities in the world to boost GDP by increasing women's participation in the labour force, which presently stands at "only 25 per cent", a report by McKinsey World Institute said.
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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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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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Gender Inequality is Costing India Huge Money, Says Report
India's gross domestic product (GDP) could see a jump of around 60 per cent by 2025 if the gender inequality issue in society is resolved and more women are allowed to join workforce, says a McKinsey report.
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'Twelve Technologies Can Add Up to $1 Trillion Value to India by 2025'
McKinsey Global Institute in its report, assessed more than 100 technologies around the world and identified 12.
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Report: Global Obesity Costs Hit $2 Trillion
The global cost of obesity has risen to $2 trillion annually -- nearly as much as smoking or the combined impact of armed violence, war and terrorism, according to a new report released on Thursday. The McKinsey Global Institute consulting firm's report...
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Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
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'Strikingly' few women in Asia's top jobs, India among worst: Report
Companies in Asia's leading economies have "strikingly" few women in senior jobs, missing out on a vital pool of talent to fuel the region's growth, consultancy firm McKinsey & Company said on Sunday.
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Did McKinsey & Co throw Rajat Gupta under the bus?
It was surprising that a firm that prides itself on relationships chose to cut itself off from former Managing Director Rajat Gupta last year, when he was accused of insider trading in the Raj Rajaratnam case, solely on the strength of an accusation and before Mr Gupta had stood trial.
