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Company News Today Live: French fry-maker Agristo NV, Wave Group plans to invest ₹750 crore to expand potato plant capacity in Uttar Pradesh
- French fry-maker Agristo NV, Wave Group plans to invest ₹750 crore in the Uttar Pradesh potato plant’s capacity amid rising demand for processed food globally.
Company Business News Today Live: BlackRock’s ‘woke’ era is over
- Asset manager has dropped out of climate groups and eliminated diversity targets as it tries to put ESG controversy behind it.
Company News Today Live: Flipkart shuts down Gurugram-based ANS Commerce biz 3 years after acquiring it for ₹300 crore: Report
- Flipkart shuts down Gurugram-based ANS Commerce biz 3 years after acquiring it for ₹300 crore: Report
Top Company Leader Today Live: Google’s AI push: Co-founder Brin urges ‘60-hour work week’ in memo to employees, calls it ‘sweet spot of productivity’
- Google co-founder Sergey Brin in an internal memo to employees on Wednesday suggested that employees should work harder to make the company a leader in the AI space. He backed a 60-hour work week
Company News Today Live: Adani Group reviving plans to invest $15,000 billion in US after relief from Donald Trump? Here’s what we know
- The Gautam Adani-led company is relooking into its potential plans to fund projects in several US sectors despite criminal charges against the billionaire and his officials for bribery. This comes after US President Donald Trump ordered a pause of enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act