STARBUCKS HEALTH IMPACT
Starbucks India-origin CEO shares touching story behind his missed Harvard chance and his mother's role in it
Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan recently expressed deep gratitude on LinkedIn for his late mother's profound influence, particularly poignant as he faced his first Mother's Day without her. He credited her resilience and selflessness, emphasizing how her sacrifices shaped his life's trajectory.
Starbucks or sugarbombs? Shaadi.com's Anupam Mittal labels popular coffee chain as 'high sugar dessert store,' sparks conversation on its health impact
Anupam Mittal has sparked a public debate by labeling Starbucks as a "very high sugar dessert store" due to the excessive sugar content in its beverages.
Major Healthcare strike looms: 75,000 unionized workers brace for potential historic walkout across multiple states
Healthcare workers employed at different Kaiser Permanente facilities are prepared to stage a strike from October 4 to October 7 unless a labor agreement is successfully negotiated. Should the strike go forward, patients in California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Virginia, and Washington, DC, could potentially face service disruptions.
Airlines platter gets bigger with vegan, keto & gluten-free meals
Going vocal for local is also a new trend for the global citizen. "With the pandemic heavily impacting availability of produce and a recent increase in raw ingredient material costs, we have looked to ensure ample use of locally sourced sustainable ingredients.
Wall Street staggers to higher close as Fed rate hike looms
The inflation debate continues and yesterday was a harsh reminder that this a tough battle and the Fed needs to remain aggressive to put a lid on the widespread inflationary prices we're seeing,Detrick added.
Former Reckitt head Laxman Narasimhan is new CEO of Starbucks
Narasimhan joins the growing ranks of Indian-descent CEOs heading leading US corporate giants such as Satya Nadella of Microsoft, Sundar Pichai of Alphabet, Shantanu Narayen of Adobe, Punit Renjen of Deloitte and Raj Subramaniam of FedEx. Major former Desi CEOs include Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo and Ajay Banga of Mastercard.
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Could strikes and inflation spark a global trade union revival?
Dubbed the "summer of discontent", a wave of strikes is sweeping Britain as soaring fuel and food prices erode workers' buying power.
Geopolitical issues, supply woes to hit demand: N Chandrasekaran
Addressing shareholders at the company's AGM on Monday, Chandrasekaran said the year ended March 2022 was a "very eventful" year, and challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical developments have resulted in a very volatile macro-environment with a wide-ranging impact on people, economies and businesses.
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The cost of war: How Russia's economy will struggle to pay the price of invading Ukraine
Long-term perspectives are dire. If sanctions are maintained, Russia will be cut off from its main trading partners apart from China and Belarus. Rating agencies now predict Russia will soon be unable to pay back its creditors, again with colossal long-term impacts on the economy.
We can tinker around with quality to drop prices, but we won't: Sunil D'Souza, Tata Consumer
"Just for example, the daal we sell is unpolished — which is actually the best form of daal to be consumed in terms of the overall nutrition levels — and therefore we do think that we can command a bit of premium for that. Our quality levels are top-notch, bar none. Then there's the backing of the trust of the Tata name."
NIIT Q4 results: Company reports net profit of Rs 46 cr, strengthens board
The company has also strengthened its board with the addition of four new members, including appointment of Udai Singh Pawar and Leher Vijay Thadani.
Inside Instagram's teen training camp for positive advocacy
The photo-and-video-sharing platform from Facebook spends 3-4 crore annually to push these initiatives in India as part of its global safety and well-being programme, said people aware of the initiatives. Instagram started these initiatives in several countries, including the US, India, Nepal, Brazil and Australia, three years ago.
Tata Starbucks will emerge stronger from COVID-19, to expand presence: TCPL MD & CEO
A 50:50 joint venture between TCPL and Starbucks Corporation, Tata Starbucks, has so far reopened around 60 per cent of its stores in India after the lifting of lockdown even as it opened two stores- one in Delhi and one in Mumbai - operated entirely by women, as part of its commitment to create more opportunities for women and empower them.
Wall Street closes higher after Fed vows more support for the virus-battered economy
At the end of its two-day policy meeting the Fed said it will keep its interest rate target range until it is confident the economy has weathered the coronavirus pandemic and is on track for maximum employment and price stability goals.
Who is affected more by Covid-19 pandemic - millennials or boomers? The answer is not that simple
Millennials became the best-educated generation and more open to social change.
Current economic scenario in India as well as global markets is challenging: Chandrasekaran
Addressing shareholders at the first annual general meeting of the company which has been formed after the merger of Tata Global Beverages and consumer products business of Tata Chemicals, Chandrasekaran said the situation arising out of the coronavirus "situation has progressively improved" though some of the challenges will persist in the short term.
Digital transformation to be a key driver for growth, says Tata Consumer Products
As part of its strategy, TCPL is innovating with new marketplace models and expects a larger play in the foods and beverages businesses, where TCPL is expanding its portfolio and sharpening capabilities for the longer term.
Tata Consumer expects COVID-19 impact on profitability; hit by commodity price, supply constraints
Though the sales of the company is getting back to normal levels, the health crisis has imposed incremental operating costs on the business, said Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) in a regulatory filing.
The future of work will be more remote, digital, healthier and safer: Dan Schawbel, Workplace Intelligence
Dan Schawbel is an expert on the future of work and virtual workplaces and author of Back to Human. As the managing partner at Workplace Intelligence, an HR research and consulting firm, he discusses the best practices to lead and manage virtual teams.
What should be the action point for equity investors at this time?
The sharp correction in the market clearly shows that investors remain fearful.
Times Bridge invests in meditation startup Headspace
Headspace is transforming the well-being and mindfulness space with innovative partnerships with a range of global companies including Nike, Google, Starbucks, Hyatt and the NBA.
Hero Motocorps and Patanjali best placed to collect monsoon dividend: Arvind K Singhal, Technopak Advisors
There is a subliminal change taking place in India which is giving some kind of a premium to being an Indian
Sunday ET: Indian food works OK in college cafeteria, says Tyler Cowen
An economist at George Mason University and author of An Economist Gets Lunch: New Rules for Everyday Foodies, Tyler Cowen discusses food subsidies and the pleasures of rice and beans.
Veg oils shine as US takes up cudgels against trans fatty acids
On July 1, New Yorkers achieved trans-fat nirvana. Last summer, New York city banned restaurants from serving food containing trans-fats. From this month, all bakeries, confectionaries and snack companies had to fall in line.
Tata, Nooyi among Time's 100 most influential people
Ratan Tata and PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi have made it to the Time magazine's 2008 list of the world's 100 most influential people. India Inc's hotshots | List of Billionaires
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