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Dr Kabir Kabo, a renowned academic, has been appointed Pro-Chancellor of one of the National Universities Commission’s 37 newly approved private Universities, Prime University, Abuja. | Pulse Nigeria

In China, companies now prefer to hire workers under 35, a career death sentence for most millennial job-seekers.

GENEVA, Aug. 2 (Xinhua) -- The rollout of driverless taxis in China is set to pave the way for smarter urban planning, reduce traffic jams and lower the carbon footprint, an expert from the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) told Xinhua recently. "It's a very timely and exciting topic because robotaxis (driverless taxis) will improve road safety, efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint. It's also a very convenient means of transportation," said Howard Y...

© Provided by Xinhua Over the past four months, 116 self-driving taxis have completed over 1.5 million test trips with more than 95 percent positive pa

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], August 1: Dr Shilpi Agarwal, Associate Professor and Prasad Padmanabhan Professor of International Finance, Woxsen University was awarded the most prestigious CEEMAN Champion Awards 2023 under "Responsible Management Educator of the Year" category. This esteemed accolade presented by CEEMAN, acknowledges Dr. Shilpi's outstanding achievements and significant contributions to respons...

It helps to understand the foibles of the very rich.

Trillions of investment dollars and top jobs in family offices that sometimes pay $1.5 million or more are up for grabs.

By using explicit and implicit communication effectively, leaders can unlock the potential of mutual understanding.

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(Bloomberg) -- On a sweat-laced evening in June, while much of Hong Kong dug into supper, two dozen students snaked their way past ginseng dispensaries and tailor shops to the third floor of an office tower to be schooled in finance’s hottest trend.The cohort was a white-collar jumble - some were private bankers with gym bags, others primly-dressed accountants. They’d come to study the ABCs of family offices - firms dedicated to managing enormous, secretive pools of generational we...