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Associated Press
29-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Find out how much time it would take for you to make as much as these highly paid CEOs
It would take someone making $85,000 more than 1,900 years to make as much as the highest paid CEO in this year's AP CEO compensation survey. Want to know how long it would take you to match the pay of CEOs at Apple, Netflix, Citicorp and other top global companies? Input your salary below and find out. Find out more from this year's AP CEO compensation survey.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
SQUAREA partners with Omicron Group to introduce a new Grade-A commercial landmark in Kharadi
PUNE, India, May 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Pune's commercial real estate market has been on a steady rise, with the city recording an 8 million sq. ft. leasing volume in 2024, reflecting a 19% year-on-year increase (Knight Frank, 2025). At the heart of this growth is Kharadi – a neighborhood that has transformed from a developing suburb to one of Pune's most sought-after business districts. With its strong connectivity to IT hubs, residential areas, and the City's central business district (CBD), Kharadi has become a magnet for companies seeking well-connected international-standard office spaces. With a mix of established IT parks, premium residential projects, and upcoming commercial developments, the business district has seen notable leasing transactions with brands the likes of Citicorp, BNY Mellon, Hines, Amazon, and Deloitte, within the same micro market. This demand can be understood through two significant metrics: an influx of approximately 5 lacs of global professionals and additional leasing demand of over 20 million sq. ft., which will position Kharadi among India's leading commercial hubs. Amidst this rising demand, SQUAREA has consistently been involved in connecting institutions, corporates and HNI-investors with their requirement for size appropriate Grade-A high-yield commercial assets. Through its extensive network, market understanding, and client-centric approach, SQUAREA has led the rally as a strategic partner for HNIs and commercial focused investors. With the new Grade-A commercial landmark in Kharadi titled 'Omicron Business Landmarks Kharadi NX' – Omicron Group has partnered with SQUAREA as the exclusive sales and marketing partner. This collaboration comes at a time when corporates and MNCs are actively seeking high-end offices in the large-to-medium format, and Kharadi lies at the heart of this growth story. With a corporate track record spanning over three decades, Omicron Group is known for its commitment to ethics, quality, and timely delivery. Omicron Group has delivered commercial spaces which balance international standard functionality with contemporary aesthetic appeal, earning the respect of the industry, and its investors alike. Placed in the center of the affluent neighbourhood in Kharadi — Omicron Business Landmarks Kharadi NX is an architectural landmark designed for modern enterprises. Rising to 26 levels on completion with a built-up area of approx. 3.6 lacs sq. ft., the development offers 20 floors of scalable Grade-A office spaces ranging from 899 sq. ft. to full floor plates of 12,400 sq. ft. Its iconic glass façade, 360-degree views of the vibrant cityscape, and serene riverside views make for a rich visual experience, while its Vastu-compliant spaces and pre-IGBC certified design ensure sustainability and long-term relevance. Aside from the design aspects, Kharadi NX tower is a hub of workplace experiences. The tower is equipped with 9 high-speed elevators, 9 levels of parking, and advanced security systems. A rooftop amenity zone with rooftop cafeteria and rooftop fitness area provides a perfect setting for modern-day work-life balance, while state-of-the-art facilities like conference room, training room, and a dedicated business lounge makes it an ideal choice for fast-growing businesses. SQUAREA's long-standing involvement in Kharadi, combined with its expertise in Grade-A Commercial Real Estate, is expected to play a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this new commercial tower project. For businesses looking for a right-sized asset at a strategic location – Omicron Business Landmarks offers a compelling investment proposition. Readers can note that the project is registered under MahaRERA No.: P52100053519, and more details are available at: Photo: View original content to download multimedia: Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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Business Standard
14-05-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Golden swords, Arabian horses: Trump gets a royal welcome in Saudi Arabia
The fist bump seems so long ago. Three years after Joe Biden's cursory greeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Donald Trump luxuriated in an extravagant royal welcome as he arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. Concerns about human rights and fossil fuels in the oil-rich autocracy were nowhere on the agenda. Instead the day was all about cutting deals and celebrating a personal relationship that has endured through scandal and political turmoil. I really believe we like each other a lot, Trump said as they sat on golden chairs under elaborate chandeliers in the royal palace. During a speech later in the day, the president described Prince Mohammed as an incredible man" and my friend. The feeling was clearly mutual. The crown prince addressed his guest as my dear President Trump," and the Saudis played his campaign anthems God Bless the USA. and YMCA during his appearance at an investment forum. For the US Republican president, the visit was a return to the international stage after his comeback election victory (Exactly one year ago, he was on trial in a hush money case and listening to his former lawyer testify against him in a New York City courtroom.) Although Trump recently attended the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome, Saudi Arabia was originally intended to be his initial overseas destination, just like in his first term. It served as a gilded debut for a foreign policy focused on securing cash infusions for American businesses. Trump pumped his fist as he stepped out of Air Force One, then descended the stairs to shake hands with Prince Mohammed, who greeted his guest on the tarmac in a rare display of respect. The crown prince, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, has been eager to rehabilitate his global image after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which US intelligence officials accused him of ordering. He's also seeking an economic revival for the kingdom to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, and the occasion was an opportunity to demonstrate that the floodgates for investment were open again. The guest list for an elaborate luncheon was stuffed with corporate executives, including Ruth Porat of Google, Stephen Schwarzman of the Blackstone Group, Jane Fraser of Citicorp, Alex Karp of Palantir and Jensen Huang of NVIDIA. Also attending was Elon Musk, the world's richest person and a top adviser to Trump. As Air Force One approached Riyadh, Saudi pilots in six American-made F-15 fighter jets escorted the plane. After a traditional coffee ceremony inside the royal terminal at the airport, Trump's limousine was flanked by riders on white Arabian horses carrying American and Saudi flags. A honor guard was lined up with golden swords. (Missing from the visit was the orb, a glowing sphere a little bigger than a bowling ball that Trump memorably posed for photos with during his trip to Riyadh in his first term.) Trump has downplayed traditional American alliances in Europe, and often expressed exasperation with the country's trading and defense partners. But there was no such hesitation in Riyadh, and he said the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia has been a bedrock of security and prosperity, Biden received little of the same pomp when he visited three years ago. He had previously criticized Saudi Arabia as a pariah but decided to travel to the kingdom anyway in an implicit acknowledgement that it was too influential of a global player to ignore. The crown prince greeted the Democratic president at the palace, which is where the two leaders exchanged their fist bump. Their only other joint public appearance was all business, as they sat across from each other at a large conference table, flanked by top advisers. Later that year, OPEC+ announced it would reduce oil production in a blow to Biden, whose political fortunes were being battered by inflation. The Democratic president acknowledged that it was a disappointment, and it says that there are problems in the US-Saudi relationship. But there was no such friction during Trump's visit. In his speech, the president flattered Saudi Arabia for its economic development and suggested that foreign leaders shouldn't be "giving you lectures on how to live and how to govern your own affairs. "You achieved a modern miracle the Arabian way," Trump said. Prince Mohammed, sitting in the audience, placed his right hand on his heart and beamed. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
