The Boston Globe |
Infosys chief quits after battle with founders
The Boston Globe NEW DELHI — India Inc. suffered a new blow Friday when the chief executive of one of the country's leading technology outsourcing companies suddenly resigned, a surprise move he attributed to “a continuous drumbeat of distractions and negativity.”. Infosys fallout: Nobody is coming out of the crisis smelling like rosesBusiness Standard UPDATE 1-Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka resigns; co names interim chief executiveBusiness Insider Infosys to buy back shares up to Rs 13000 crore for Rs 1150 apieceMoneycontrol.com Business Today –Economic Times –NDTV –Newsmax all 889 news articles » |
CNBC |
'Bitcoin cash' surges 40% in single day as investors bet on its faster processing speeds
CNBC Bitcoin cash climbed Friday to its highest since the day after bitcoin split into bitcoin and bitcoin cash. Digital currency "miners" this week mined an eight megabyte block, which allows for greater transaction speeds and "has proven that bitcoin cash … Bitcoin Rise Due to Global Currency Crises, Accessibility: AnalysisCoinTelegraph How Federal Regulators Are Playing Catch-Up With Bitcoin CrazeTheStreet.com Arizona eyeing technology that powers BitcoinAZCentral.com Business Insider –CoinDesk –Money Morning –Bitcoinist all 145 news articles » |
Los Angeles Times |
Uber's Travis Kalanick punches back against the Benchmark lawsuit targeting him
Los Angeles Times Uber's co-founder and former chief executive, Travis Kalanick, has struck back at venture capital firm Benchmark. In seeking to dismiss a fraud lawsuit Benchmark filed against him, he called the suit a “smear campaign” and characterized the firm's … Uber's Board Brawl Escalates After Kalanick Fires Back At Benchmark Fraud AccusationsForbes Travis Kalanick blasted Benchmark for ambushing him with a lawsuitRecode Former Uber CEO Lashes Out at VC Firm Suing CompanyU.S. News & World Report Business Insider –Silicon Valley Business Journal –New York Times –JDJournal.com all 150 news articles » |
Economic Times |
Calpine Winds Down the Party
Bloomberg News of a big deal is usually celebrated as heralding more excitement to come. But the $17.1 billion buyout of Calpine Corp. by private equity firm Energy Capital Partners LLC, announced Friday, feels more like the closing of an era. The price of $15 … Calpine sale aims to position company for long termHouston Chronicle Debt-laden Calpine to sell itself for $5.6 billionReuters Calpine Announces $5.6 Billion Sale to Equity GroupPOWER magazine Business Insider –Dallas News (blog) –Fortune –Business Wire (press release) all 164 news articles » |
Reuters |
US dollar stores stand their ground in escalating retail price war
Reuters U.S. dollar stores have not become collateral damage, as feared, in a price war among big retailers including Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N) and Kroger Co (KR.N), which has pushed down prices of key items such as eggs and laundry detergent. Dollar Tree … Wal-Mart Applies for Patent for Blimp-Style Floating WarehouseBloomberg Wal-Mart has an idea for a floating warehouse that could make deliveries via dronesCNBC Why Purpose Is Paramount To Business and Branding Success: A Walmart Case StudyForbes Fox Business –Yahoo Finance –TheStreet.com –Seeking Alpha all 80 news articles » |
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