Page 48 - Intelligence Group News Today

The operations of Disney India reveal a great deal about this. Disneys India business contains television assets including more than 70 channels across eight languages, sports properties (cricket, football and Kabaddi), film studio, licensed merchandising, DTH player Tata Play (close to 30% stake) and streamer Disney+Hotstar.

Russia and Togo are increasing ties as the Kremlin aims to expand its influence beyond the Sahel in West Africa. French-based investigative news site Africa Intelligence reported on February 19 that a contingent of 30 Russian military advisers that

The lender is likely to report a higher growth of 15-16% in the assets under management (AUM) for FY25 from around 12-13% currently. Addition of new distribution channels including developer tie-ups is expected to improve loan demand.

The Africa File will provide weekly analysis and assessments of state and non-state actors’ activities in Africa that threaten US personnel and the numerous US national security interests on the continent. US national security interests in Africa include

Set up in 2000 as an eight-bed hospital at Salt Lake in Kolkata by laparoscopic surgeon Dr Om Tantia, the company now operates four secondary and tertiary care hospitals in Dum Dum, Salt Lake and Howrah in West Bengal and Agartala in Tripura with a total capacity of 561 beds.

David Chen, previously CEO of Atome, has stepped down to join Indonesia's GoTo Financial as Head of Consumer Lending.

David Chen has stepped down as the CEO of Atome to join Indonesia's GoTo Financial as head of consumer lending.

The US is assessing whether an airstrike against al-Shabaab in Somalia killed two Cuban doctors, as the terror group claims.

CUSTOMS Commissioner Bienvenido Y. Rubio has expressed the country’s commitment to supporting the World Customs Organization Regional Intelligence Liaison Offices for Asia and the Pacific (WCO RILO-A/P) initiatives to reinforce information gathering and exchange within the region. Rubio led the Philippine delegation in the opening ceremony of the WCO RILO…

The situation is worse in the case of the Indian IT industry, with none of the 54 companies in the NSE-1000 index having a female CEO. Market leader TCS, which employs more than 200,000 women (constituting over a third of its workforce), has no women in its key managerial personnel (KMPs), as per its annual report. In fact, among the top 5 IT companies, only Wipro has a woman in a KMP role - it appointed Aparna Iyer as CFO in September last year.