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    Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR): 5 important things investors must know

    CAGR is the average annualised rate at which an investment’s value changes over a period of time.

    IIIT Delhi places 86% of students at average salary of Rs 20.46 lakh per annum

    86% of IIIT-Delhi's Class of 2024 secure job offers with highest domestic offer at Rs 49 lakh per annum. Highest international offer at $114,000. 113 companies participate, including regular top-tier recruiters, mid-segment firms, and startups. Average salary is Rs 20.46 lpa.

    How a 29-year-old college dropout started earning 83 lakh per annum with the help of AI

    Hannah Maruyama, once skeptical about the value of college education, now earns a six-figure salary in the field of AI without a bachelor's degree. After exploring various jobs and facing challenges, including the closure of her tattoo studio due to the pandemic, she launched Degree Free, an online platform offering career coaching and free educational resources to young people interested in non-traditional careers.

    India Inc bats for IPL to boost team bonding; cos hold match screenings, quiz games to create inclusive work culture

    India's IPL fervour has led to organizations like Milagrow, Manipal Hospitals, Olyv, Lendbox, and Revfin bringing the tournament's excitement to the workplace. These initiatives aim to boost team morale, nurture employees' interests beyond work, and create an inclusive work culture. HR heads at Per Annum and Lendbox, Noise, Urban Company, Dream11, Olyv, and Lendbox are organizing match screenings in offices.

    Growing at closer to 18% per annum very possible for Federal Bank: Shyam Srinivasan

    Shyam Srinivasan, MD & CEO of Federal Bank, projects 15-18% bank growth, emphasizes NIMs importance, foresees sustained deposit growth, and anticipates potential rate cuts in the future based on inflation outcomes. He says: "We have a reasonable presence now in the south. We are looking at increasing our presence in the west, in particular the bigger metros like Mumbai and adjacent cities."

    Govt approves 4% hike in Dearness Allowance for govt employees at cost of Rs 12,869 crore per annum to exchequer

    The Union cabinet has approved a 4% increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) for Central Government employees and Dearness Relief (DR) for pensioners starting January 1, 2024. This will increase the total exchequer by 50%, benefiting approximately 49.18 lakh employees and 67.95 lakh pensioners.

    The Economic Times
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