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Saturday, 25 April 2026

India Inc prepares to recalibrate salaries | Nike to cut 1400 jobs | Infosys board approves Rs 51.75 crore stock grants for CEO Salil Parekh

India Inc prepares to recalibrate salaries | Nike to cut 1400 jobs | Infosys board approves Rs 51.75 crore stock grants for CEO Salil Parekh
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India Inc prepares to recalibrate salaries
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Employers are delaying full rollout of India's new labour codes amid pending central and state rules. Changes could..
Struggling Nike will cut around 1,400 jobs in efficiency push
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In a memo to employees on Thursday, Chief Operating Officer Venkatesh Alagirisamy said Nike would cut jobs in global..
Infosys board approves Rs 51.75 crore stock grants for CEO Salil Parekh
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The board has approved grants of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) under the company's 2015 and 2019 stock incentive..
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Alert: SECURITY COUNCIL LIVE: Update on Haiti as humanitarian crisis continues alongside gang violence

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SECURITY COUNCIL LIVE: Update on Haiti as humanitarian crisis continues alongside gang violence
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The Security Council addresses the deepening crisis in Haiti on Wednesday, centered on the Secretary-General’s latest report which highlights a security landscape of both intensified enforcement and rising civilian risk. While operations including by the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force between December and February resulted in the deaths of 1,343 suspected gang members, the humanitarian cost remains staggering. As Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé joins ambassadors in the chamber, discussion is expected to confront the reality that stability remains a long way off. Follow full meetings coverage below.

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