Companies News Today Live Updates on December 30, 2024: Building right organizational strategy a big challenge in AI adoption: TCS CTO
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Company Business News Today Live: Building right organizational strategy a big challenge in AI adoption: TCS CTO
- GenAI, despite its hype, is yet to create a major revenue impact for tech exporters. Accenture has recorded $500 million in GenAI revenue in the latest quarter, while TCS disclosed 600 active GenAI projects in its September-quarter earnings press conference.
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Top Company Leader Today Live: Platinum Guild rides double-digit surge as Young India seeks more than ‘Just Gold’
- Young consumers especially are thinking about platinum as more than an afterthought, according to Platinum Guild India’s latest brand track with Nielsen IQ.
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Company News Today Live: The Year of the Snake to bring a balance in job market
- While a larger part of 2025 will remain an employer’s market, those who manage to get the skillsets in demand are expected to command a premium price during a job shift.
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Company Business News Today Live: Key investors question PIL that led to HC stay on Religare AGM
- An investor, Vijayant Mishra, argued in the petition that a takeover of Religare by the Burman family will concentrate the ownership of the company in the hands of a few, which is against the interests of minority shareholders.
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