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  • 4 days ago | etedge-insights.com | Poonam mondal

    India’s cities are poised for a transformation unlike any before. With urbanization accelerating and the country’s vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047—“Viksit Bharat 2047”—gaining momentum, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has stepped forward with a landmark initiative.

  • 5 days ago | etedge-insights.com | Poonam mondal

    Microsoft, one of the world’s largest and most influential technology companies, made headlines by announcing the layoff of approximately 6,000 employees — roughly 3% of its global workforce. What made this move especially striking was not just the scale but the specific areas impacted: engineering teams, traditionally regarded as some of the most secure and coveted roles in tech.

  • 1 week ago | etedge-insights.com | Ritika Singh

    The Adani Group has brought on board Preeti Jain as the Chief People Officer for its Global Capability Centre (Adani GCC), showing the group’s strong focus on people and talent as it grows its shared services across different parts of the business. Jain comes with more than 25 years of experience in Human Resources, and her career journey is a story of steady growth and impact across some of India’s biggest names in technology, telecom, and digital sectors.

  • 2 weeks ago | etedge-insights.com | Poonam mondal

    In every thriving organization, there’s one common factor driving success productive employees. These individuals do more that just complete their tasks on time; they bring focus, efficiency, and a proactive mindset that uplifts the entire team. By consistently delivering high-quality work, solving problems efficiently, and managing time smartly, productive employees help businesses grow faster, innovate better, and stay competitive in a dynamic market.

  • 3 weeks ago | etedge-insights.com | Poonam mondal

    After more than five decades of orchestrating global conversations from the snowy peaks of Davos, Klaus Schwab — the 87-year-old founder and face of the World Economic Forum — has exited the stage he built. His sudden departure, amid swirling allegations of financial misconduct and a clash with WEF’s board, has thrown the future of the world’s most elite economic gathering into rare uncertainty. Until now, the World Economic Forum had been synonymous with Schwab.