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Coursera During the pandemic, Coursera's revenue more than doubled. CEO Jeff Maggioncalda credits the accessibility and flexibility of its programs. Now the platform wants to help learners switch careers. Late last February, after Japan's prime minister closed every school in the country due to a novel respiratory infection that beset the region, Jeff Maggioncalda made a prediction. Maggioncalda, the CEO of the online-learning platform Coursera, was on his way to an airport in Texas after visiting Rice University. But before boarding his flight to Utah, he sent a...

Qatar dairy giant Baladna’s CEO Malcolm Jordan has revealed the firm’s secrets to surviving and thriving amidst the COVID-19 pandemic as the early implementation of operational improvements and being quick to innovate in its product portfolio.

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The FDA approved BridgeBio's first drug, for a disease that affects 100 children in the US and Europe. BridgeBio mitigates risk with a "hub-and-spoke" model, with a central management team and subsidiaries. The model is gaining in popularity in biopharma and could reshape drug R&D, McKinsey & Co. says. It wasn't that long ago that the idea behind BridgeBio drew laughter from biotech and finance experts.  But these days, CEO Neil Kumar says he's taking calls...

In 2017, when Philip Morris Malaysia (PMM) launched its Unsmoke Your World campaign, it begged the question—wasn’t this going to affect their main bread and butter? There’s an endgame that they are driving towards, which will be explained a little later. However, this was exactly the reason why Naeem Shahab Khan joined the company last January 2020, which he says makes him excited about his work. “I think PMM has come up with this whole vision of converting as many Malaysians as possible, who are currently smoking combustible cigarettes, to a reduced risk alternate, which in our books...

Martinne Geller (Adds detail on vaccine cost, 4-day week; changes headline) LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Unilever is strongly encouraging employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus as soon as possible and floated the idea that it could buy shots to share with people in poorer countries. “There are one or two countries in the developing world, where the public purse is not so strong and they have approached us on a “buy two, keep one” basis,” Unilever Chief Executive Alan Jope told Reuters on Wednesday in an interview at the Reuters Next conference. “So imagine in a country wh...