The global CEOs include Ajay Banga (Mastercard), Alan Murray (Fortune Media), Dan Hendrix (Interface), Dylan Taylor (Voyager Space Holdings), Emmanuel Faber (Danone) and Feike Sijbesma (DSM)
"Life has led us full circle," said Mahindra, alluding to 2002
The Covid-19 crisis, however, has given us an opportunity to reboot our thinking, to reinvent our approach and to recommit ourselves to our financial goals"
'We will fail faster, if we have to,' says chairman Anand Mahindra as international revenues for most group business ventures grow or dwindle
Raje's appointment comes weeks after the Anand Mahindra-led firm announced that it will exit from loss making subsidiaries and entities
A day after Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra committed an investment of $1 mn in social media start-up Hapramp, its creative social media app GoSocial saw unprecedented traffic due to which the
The move is prompted by the steep impairment loss reported by the consolidated entity as SsangYong Motor (SYMC), its Korean subsidiary, and Genzee, its two-wheeler entity in the US, turned in losses.
The firm is working on the biggest social media challenges: user privacy, data security, and fair content monetization.
While acknowledging that choices are not easy for policy makers, he said a lockdown extension will not help.
This proposal is part of the Indian Army's efforts to attract the best talents of the country into its fold
Some of the biggest names in Indian philanthropy have teamed up with researchers and more to craft an India-specific response to the climate crisis. Nikita Puri reports on the development
CEOs warn of economic depression, say need to work within new normal
Investment values Jio Platforms at Rs 4.36 trn; US giant gets 9.99% stake, board seat; collaboration is non-exclusive
Towards the end of last week, at least three such tie-ups were announced
Taking care of people and communities in times of crisis can offer a brand or company many long-term benefits
The coronavirus pandemic will leave behind a global recession with small businesses, self-employed and daily wagers taking the worst hit, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra said on Thursday. "The virus will eventually be conquered, but it will have left behind a global recession. The costs of that are incalculably high at this time. The most fearsome toll will be on small businesses, the self-employed & those whose lives depend on meagre daily wages," Mahindra said in a tweet. Apart from the toll on lives, the legacy of Covid-19 may well be deaths due to stress, loss of livelihoods, a rise in homelessness and in extreme situations, civil unrest, he added. "The only global experience that has lessons for us in the current situation is the last world war. In the aftermath of WW2, the US came up with the Marshall plan to revive Europe, effectively a giant fiscal pump-priming," Mahindra said. In the US, the government dramatically dismantled regulations and opened up the economy ..
Days after a viral video with a lady taking on bikers riding on footpaths grabbed headlines, automobile giant Mahindra's Executive Chairman Anand Mahindra lauded the woman in the clip.Mahindra shared the video on the internet and called for the observance of 'International Aunties Day.'"Just saw this & I'm now an instant fan of all 'Aunties!' More power to their tribe. This Aunty should be celebrated on #InternationalWomensDay," he tweeted along with the video."Or maybe we should institute an International Aunties' Day? Smiling face with smiling eyes. The world is a better and safer- place because of them," his tweet further read.In the video which is currently making rounds on the internet, a lady from Pune is seen asking bikers to not ride on the footpath.
We will need to 'ensure that we all follow practices which limit the import and spread of the virus', Anand Mahindra said in a Twitter post
Mahindra Group chairman shares video of a young boy, named Gaganjit, making an impromptu dance performance during First Lady Melania Trump's visit to his school
According to the sources, Trump's business delegation with around 15 CEOs would represent sectors ranging from finance and banking to information technology and retail