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Why Corporate America's Boardrooms Are Becoming More Indian Than Ever
Most of the top Indian CEOs in the US, including those running giant global companies, came on student visas and later worked with H-1B visas.
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Employee Opens Up About "Intense" Corporate Culture In US: "People Start Working At..."
The employee was shocked to find colleagues starting their day before sunrise, sending emails and Slacks as early as 6-7 am, even before heading to the office.
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Asia Stocks Mostly Higher, Optimistic on US Earnings
Most Asian stock markets edged higher on Monday as investors set aside geopolitical concerns for the moment to focus on the generally upbeat flow of US corporate earnings ahead of a host of results due this week.
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Trump's Immigration Curbs Draws 'Unprecedented' Reaction From US Corporate Bosses
The top leaders of some of the world's biggest companies have been quick to denounce President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
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Modi Government Offers Renewed Sense of Optimism: US Corporate Sector
The Narendra Modi-led government's functioning in its first week has offered a renewed sense of optimism even as no major policy decision or economic reforms have been announced, according to the US corporate sector.
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US Corporate Sector Hails India's Move To Slash Tax Rate For Companies
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the reduction in tax rates was done by promulgating an ordinance to an amendment to the Income Tax Act.
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US Corporate Sector Welcomes Indian Budget, Says Will Attract Investment
The American corporate sector has hailed Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's first union budget, noting that it is not only inclusive, but also attractive for foreign investments.
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A 48-Hour Reporting Delay Could Be Coming for Corporate Debt
This would allow the industry-funded brokerage regulator to evaluate how delayed transparency might affect corporate bond trading.
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All the Reasons to Fret About the Global Economy, in Charts
The global economy is wobbling in 2019 and we have charts to show you why.
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Credit Suisse, Goldman Downplay Market Risks From Earnings Slump
Analysts forecast S&P 500 companies will see profits contract in the current quarter, marking the first decline in three years.
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Latest Stock Rout Reignites Bull-Bear Debate Over Market Top
The scoreboard won’t provide any clues Wednesday as trading pauses to honor President George H.W. Bush.
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America's Heavily Levered Companies Layer Loans Over Loans
US companies’ new loans came by layering more debt onto an existing liability, making the older obligation riskier in the process.
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Past Debts Come Due for U.S. Stocks as Credit Stress Swells
The sell-off in equities has deepened after the biggest weekly deterioration in U.S. investment grade spreads since 2016.
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Forget Apple, Goldman Says, Flagging New $1 Trillion for S&P 500
S&P 500 firms will jump 46 percent to set an annual record riding on stock buybacks, forcasts Goldman Sachs.
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All Eyes On Trump's Tax Plan. How It May Impact Individuals, Corporates
With financial markets eagerly anticipating a White House tax plan, Trump will also call for a sharp cut in the top rate on pass-through businesses, including many small business partnerships and sole proprietorships.
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Why Corporate America's Boardrooms Are Becoming More Indian Than Ever
Most of the top Indian CEOs in the US, including those running giant global companies, came on student visas and later worked with H-1B visas.
-
Employee Opens Up About "Intense" Corporate Culture In US: "People Start Working At..."
The employee was shocked to find colleagues starting their day before sunrise, sending emails and Slacks as early as 6-7 am, even before heading to the office.
-
Asia Stocks Mostly Higher, Optimistic on US Earnings
Most Asian stock markets edged higher on Monday as investors set aside geopolitical concerns for the moment to focus on the generally upbeat flow of US corporate earnings ahead of a host of results due this week.
-
Trump's Immigration Curbs Draws 'Unprecedented' Reaction From US Corporate Bosses
The top leaders of some of the world's biggest companies have been quick to denounce President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
-
Modi Government Offers Renewed Sense of Optimism: US Corporate Sector
The Narendra Modi-led government's functioning in its first week has offered a renewed sense of optimism even as no major policy decision or economic reforms have been announced, according to the US corporate sector.
-
US Corporate Sector Hails India's Move To Slash Tax Rate For Companies
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the reduction in tax rates was done by promulgating an ordinance to an amendment to the Income Tax Act.
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US Corporate Sector Welcomes Indian Budget, Says Will Attract Investment
The American corporate sector has hailed Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's first union budget, noting that it is not only inclusive, but also attractive for foreign investments.
-
A 48-Hour Reporting Delay Could Be Coming for Corporate Debt
This would allow the industry-funded brokerage regulator to evaluate how delayed transparency might affect corporate bond trading.
-
All the Reasons to Fret About the Global Economy, in Charts
The global economy is wobbling in 2019 and we have charts to show you why.
-
Credit Suisse, Goldman Downplay Market Risks From Earnings Slump
Analysts forecast S&P 500 companies will see profits contract in the current quarter, marking the first decline in three years.
-
Latest Stock Rout Reignites Bull-Bear Debate Over Market Top
The scoreboard won’t provide any clues Wednesday as trading pauses to honor President George H.W. Bush.
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America's Heavily Levered Companies Layer Loans Over Loans
US companies’ new loans came by layering more debt onto an existing liability, making the older obligation riskier in the process.
-
Past Debts Come Due for U.S. Stocks as Credit Stress Swells
The sell-off in equities has deepened after the biggest weekly deterioration in U.S. investment grade spreads since 2016.
-
Forget Apple, Goldman Says, Flagging New $1 Trillion for S&P 500
S&P 500 firms will jump 46 percent to set an annual record riding on stock buybacks, forcasts Goldman Sachs.
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All Eyes On Trump's Tax Plan. How It May Impact Individuals, Corporates
With financial markets eagerly anticipating a White House tax plan, Trump will also call for a sharp cut in the top rate on pass-through businesses, including many small business partnerships and sole proprietorships.
