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Economic Times
2 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Morning Brief Podcast: Why are Consumer co CEOs losing their jobs?
It's been a turbulent fortnight for corporate leadership, with sudden CEO exits at companies like HUL, Coca Cola bottler HCCB, L'Oréal, Diageo, Kenvue and WPP. In this episode of The Morning Brief, host Ratna Bhushan speaks to ET's Associate Editor Arijit Barman and Vibhav Dhawan, Partner at Positive Moves Consulting to unpack what's driving this churn: from slowing demand to soaring competition, from tariff pressures to slackening control over ad networks, from a lack of focus on growth to a pu ...Read More sh for next-gen leadership. Why is the top job turning into a revolving door? Are CEOs fall guys? Is the traditional playbook outdated? And are short tenures the new normal? Listen in. ...Read Less
Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Morning Brief Podcast: Why are Consumer co CEOs losing their jobs?
It's been a turbulent fortnight for corporate leadership, with sudden CEO exits at companies like HUL, Coca Cola bottler HCCB, L'Oréal, Diageo, Kenvue and WPP. In this episode of The Morning Brief, host Ratna Bhushan speaks to ET's Associate Editor Arijit Barman and Vibhav Dhawan, Partner at Positive Moves Consulting to unpack what's driving this churn: from slowing demand to soaring competition, from tariff pressures to slackening control over ad networks, from a lack of focus on growth to a pu ...Read More sh for next-gen leadership. Why is the top job turning into a revolving door? Are CEOs fall guys? Is the traditional playbook outdated? And are short tenures the new normal? Listen in. ...Read Less
Time of India
26-06-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Iran-Israel conflict: The Conflict that Just Doesn't End
Morning Brief Podcast | Iran-Israel conflict (ET Online) The Conflict that Just Doesn't End Anirban Chowdhury | 15:54 Min | June 26, 2025, 7:29 AM IST LISTEN 15:54 LISTENING... What happens when long-simmering tensions between two regional powers erupt into a flashpoint for global concern? In this episode of The Morning Brief, host Anirban Chowdhury is joined by Barbara Slavin, distinguished fellow at the Stimson Centre to unpack the fragile but ferocious dynamic between Iran and Israel. Framed by the October 7th Hamas attacks and the Gaza War, the conversation traces the deeper history of Iran's relationship with Israel and the rise of the so-called Axis of Resistance. From regime stability in Tehran to nuclear ambitions, Barbara offers insight into whether this conflict marks a shift in Iran's regional strategy or simply a episode also probes the role of the United States, questioning why it acts as a combatant rather than a mediator and whether its long-standing 'maximum deterrence' doctrine still holds water. Is there still hope for peace?
Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
S&P 500 nears record, Powell testimony, Nvidia meeting: 3 Things
Here are three of the top stories Wall Street is watching on Wednesday, June 25. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) is within striking distance of an all-time high. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will be returning to Capitol Hill to testify before the Senate Banking Committee. One stock in focus is Nvidia (NVDA), which holds its annual shareholder meeting today. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Morning Brief here. Welcome to Yahoo Finance's flagship show, The Morning Brief from Brad Smith. Let's get to the three things that you need to know today. First up, US stock futures little changed today as the S&P 500 trades just within points of its all-time high. Meanwhile, tech stocks are leading the charge as the Nasdaq 100 closes out at a fresh record. But the higher stocks go, the louder the concern that multiples are starting to look frothy becomes. The S&P 500 is currently trading at 22 times expected profits in the next 12 months. That's 35% above its long-term average, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Plus, traders are awaiting a second day of testimony from Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell. The head of the Fed traded softly when he appeared before Congress on Tuesday, indicating the central bank is monitoring data before making any adjustments to its policy. Investors will be closely watching for any signs on the central bank's rate path ahead of its July meeting. And Nvidia's annual general meeting kicking off today. Shareholders will vote to re-elect the company's board at the event and will be watching an advisory vote on executive compensation. But no major fireworks are expected there. The meeting comes at a time when some on Wall Street are calling for the company to reach a $6 trillion valuation. That is the anticipation knocking around this morning. And analysts at Loop Capital note that Nvidia is at the front end of the next golden wave of Gen AI adoption and expect a material leg of stronger than anticipated demand.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Morning Brief Podcast: Air India: Reboot or Relapse?
Seconds after taking off from Ahmedabad en route to London, Air India flight AI171 crashed, killing 241 of 242 people onboard, marking India's worst aviation disaster in over a this episode of The Morning Brief, host Anirban Chowdhury speaks with safety and flight ops expert Amit Singh, founder of Safety Matters Foundation as well as ET's aviation experts Forum Gandhi and Arindam Majumder, to unpack the tragedy that has shaken the foundations of India's aviation the black b ...Read More ox recovered and investigations underway, the episode explores what is known so far, the hard questions around airline accountability, and whether lapses in safety protocols played a role. ...Read Less
