EARLY CAREER CHALLENGES
Tanushree Dutta’s misconduct allegations addressed by Vivek Agnihotri years later. Director blames 'frustration'
Tanushree Dutta’s past allegations against director Vivek Agnihotri regarding her experience on the sets of the 2005 film Chocolate have resurfaced. The actress had accused him of unprofessional behavior, including yelling at her for being slightly late and forcing her to remain in revealing clothes in front of the crew. In a recent interview, Agnihotri responded without naming her directly, suggesting that actors who aren’t successful may act out of frustration. He said he prefers to forgive and not engage in such matters.
Shark Tank judge Aman Gupta once said his home was run on his wife's money. Who is Priya Dagar? A look at their 'DDLJ' like love story
Aman Gupta, now known for boAt, faced early financial challenges. He relied on his wife, Priya Dagar, for support during lean years. His love story resembles a Bollywood film. Before boAt's success, five ventures failed. Today, his net worth is around ₹720 crore. His journey highlights perseverance and the importance of support. He is now a successful entrepreneur.
Motorsport needs PPPs for a long drive in India: Executives
Industry executives emphasize that motorsport in India holds immense potential, requiring strong public-private partnerships for sustainable growth. The Uttar Pradesh government's MotoGP deal is seen as a positive step, with potential to boost tourism, employment, and infrastructure. Despite past challenges with F1, supportive policies and government backing are crucial to unlock motorsport's economic value and build Brand India.
Ravi Krishnan aims to blend sport, culture & commerce with new venture Abler Sports & Entertainment
Ravi Krishnan launches Abler Sports & Entertainment. The company focuses on sports and entertainment. It emphasizes intellectual property and data. The goal is to enhance fan engagement. Abler Sports aims to boost revenue for rights holders. It also supports brands expanding globally. The company sees growth in women's sports. It blends sports with culture for broader appeal.
Virat Kohli ignored him for months. AB de Villiers reveals aftermath of leaking Indian cricketer's personal secret
Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers experienced a months-long fallout after AB accidentally revealed news about Anushka Sharma’s second pregnancy before the couple made it public. Kohli, who had taken a break from cricket at the time, stopped speaking to de Villiers following the disclosure. AB later admitted it was a mistake and felt relieved when the two reconnected six months later. The two eventually repaired their bond, with their friendship visibly back on track during RCB’s IPL 2025 victory celebrations.
From Rs 25,000 monthly salary to Rs 5 crore savings in 11 years: How a middle-class employee achieved his dream
A middle-class professional built a net worth of Rs 5 crore in 11 years, starting with a salary of Rs 25,000 and no business income or inheritance. His journey was marked by aggressive saving—up to 75% after moving home—along with long-term equity investing, smart career choices, and financial discipline. Inspired by real-life success stories in investing, he focused on small-cap stocks with solid fundamentals and used market crashes as buying opportunities. Even after hitting his milestone, he maintains a cautious financial outlook, emphasizing the value of consistent saving, avoiding investment fads, and planning ahead rather than chasing early retirement.
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Who is Luca de Meo, reported to be Kering's new CEO?
Luca de Meo may become the new CEO of Kering. He is currently the CEO of Renault. Kering owns Gucci and other luxury brands. De Meo has experience in the automotive industry. Kering hopes he can improve their performance. The company's shares have decreased in value. Gucci's performance has been underwhelming.
15 years after his breakout role, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is back to being a ‘struggler’ in new film
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, known for his portrayal of struggling characters, embodies an acting coach in Aditya Kripalani's 'Main Actor Nahi Hoon,' filmed entirely via FaceTime. Drawing from his own years of hardship, Siddiqui brings authenticity to the role of a flawed mentor. The film premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival and marks a unique, real-time storytelling approach.
ET Women's Forum: Need an equal partner to solve the leaky funnel
Despite progress in education and workforce entry, women's ascent to leadership in India remains slow, with only 5% of NSE-listed companies having female MDs/CEOs in 2025. A 'leaky funnel' effect sees many women dropping out mid-career due to caregiving responsibilities and inflexible corporate cultures.
ET Women's Forum: A wider angle of emotions with OTT, a close-up of new desires, say actors' panel
At The Economic Times Women's Forum 2025, prominent actresses discussed the evolving roles for women in Indian entertainment due to the rise of OTT platforms. They highlighted the shift towards more meaningful portrayals of femininity and the creative freedom offered by streaming and independent cinema. The discussion also touched upon navigating sensitive subjects and embracing opportunities for growth and exploration.
Know Your Fund Manager | Christy Mathai, Fund Manager- Equity, Quantum AMC
I hail from Palakkad in Kerala, but thanks to my parents’ postings in the armed forces, I ended up changing schools 6–7 times across the country. While it was challenging at the time, it gave me early exposure to diverse cultures, languages, and people—something I deeply value today.
Started with only Rs 1700, IITian and tech titan Nikesh Arora rose to outearn Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai
In 2023, Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks and an IIT-BHU graduate, earned more than tech giants Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai. His rise to the top followed over 400 job rejections, financial struggles, and a career spanning Fidelity Investments, Google, and SoftBank. Since joining Palo Alto in 2018, he has scaled the company from a $18 billion valuation to over $100 billion by focusing on cloud security, AI, and innovation.
Dead for 16 years, still earning hundreds of millions: This celebrity is richer than world’s biggest stars
Michael Jackson, who passed away in 2009, has become the highest-paid celebrity of 2024, earning $600 million — more than any living star, including Taylor Swift and Tom Cruise. His earnings largely stem from the sale of rights to his upcoming biopic MJ, as well as ongoing music streaming and licensing deals. Since his death, Jackson’s estate has generated over $3.2 billion.
Challenges of raising two billionaires: Zerodha brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath's mother says ‘they were not normal’
Revathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, has announced she is writing an autobiography that will detail her life, including the emotional and practical struggles she faced while raising her sons. In a heartfelt Facebook post accompanied by a video of her singing, she reflected on how her life changed after marriage and described the challenges of parenting children who were, in her words, "not normal." The upcoming memoir is expected to reveal personal experiences that shaped the Kamath family, beyond the public success of Zerodha.
Weekly Horoscope Virgo, 16 June - 22 June, 2025: Maintain emotional clarity, You can face minor disruptions
Virgo Weekly Horoscope: This week can trigger a change in emotional energies due to Moon transits and key planetary influences. In the Virgo Weekly Horoscope, the Moon will be transiting from the Pisces sign on 18th June to 19th June. This transit may challenge the logical nature of Virgo. This transit can cause internal confusion or emotional detachment. Your clarity and steadiness return as the Moon transits from the Taurus sign on 22nd June. Mercury will be transiting from the Cancer sign on the night of 22nd June. This transit can help in softening your communication. You can gain support from friends.
Weekly Horoscope Leo, 16 June - 22 June, 2025: Confidence peaks, but avoid emotional impulsiveness mid-week
Leo Weekly Horoscope: Mars is transiting from the Leo sign. Ketu will also be transiting from the Leo sign. These transits can radiate assertiveness and dynamism this week. In the Leo Weekly Horoscope, the Moon will be transiting from the Aquarius sign, the Pisces sign, the Aries sign, and the Taurus sign, triggering emotional waves. The transits can challenge your composure. Your mid-week may be emotionally intense. The transits can bring clarity and control by Sunday night. You need to lead smartly. You should also avoid reacting in haste.
Weekly Horoscope Gemini, 16 June - 22 June, 2025: You will have visibility, as well as emotional overload
Gemini Weekly Horoscope: The Sun and Jupiter will be transiting from the Gemini sign. This empowers confidence and communication during this week. In the Gemini Weekly Horoscope, emotional tides fluctuate with Moon transits through the Aquarius sign, the Pisces sign, the Aries sign and then the Taurus sign. You may feel highly inspired mid-week. You must guard against scattered focus or fatigue. The Moon will be transiting from the Taurus sign by the weekend. This transit restores balance and clarity.
Sam Burns sizzles with 65, takes surprise US Open lead
Sam Burns fired a stunning 65 at Oakmont, seizing the US Open lead at three-under. JJ Spaun faltered late, dropping to second, while Viktor Hovland secured third. Rory McIlroy barely made the cut after a rocky start. Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut, as did Phil Mickelson, ending his career Grand Slam bid.
Horoscope Today 14 June: What the stars reveal for Gemini, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Libra, Pisces, Aries and all zodiac signs
Horoscope Today 14 June brings fresh cosmic insights for all zodiac signs—Gemini, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Libra, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Virgo, Leo, Cancer, Capricorn and Aquarius. Whether you're chasing career goals, looking for emotional clarity, or making key decisions, today's astrology predictions offer practical guidance. This daily horoscope helps you align with planetary movements and stay ahead in love, money, health and work. Stay updated with the most accurate June 14 Horoscope, crafted for real-world impact.
2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont: Everything you need to know
The 125th U.S. Open Championship is set to take place at Oakmont Country Club from June 12-15, 2025. Golf's top players will compete on the notoriously difficult course. Key contenders include Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and defending champion Bryson DeChambeau. Comprehensive broadcast coverage will be available on NBC, USA Network, and streaming platforms.
UK job market slowdown raises concerns for international students
Job prospects in the United Kingdom are becoming tough for foreign students. Unemployment is up, and many companies are not hiring. Fewer jobs are available after graduation. It is harder to get a work visa. The cost of living is also increasing. Students are looking at different types of jobs. They are also trying to improve their skills.
I am 25 years old and in my first job. Should I buy a house or build financial assets first?
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India Inc's women leaders want to be top guns, not play second fiddle
Recently, many senior women executives have left leadership positions in India. This is due to retirements, limited promotions, and better opportunities elsewhere. Companies struggle to find women for top roles, especially in profit and loss. Data shows fewer women in senior positions compared to entry-level jobs. The number of women employees in top IT firms has also stagnated.
The Project cancelled after 16 years: What really made Channel 10 pull the plug and introduce a new show?
Channel Ten has announced the cancellation of 'The Project' after nearly 16 years due to declining viewership and criticism. The final episode will air on June 27, 2025. Once a Logie-winning show known for blending humour with news, 'The Project' faced challenges from streaming platforms and perceptions of being overly 'woke'.
Weekly Horoscope Leo, 9th - 15th June 2025: You can have growth in your career, health and relationships
Leo Weekly Horoscope: The Moon will transit from your Fourth House, the Fifth House, and the Sixth House during the week. This can guide you from emotional reflection to focused execution. Early in the week, you may feel more inward and sensitive. Your momentum builds midweek. You can gain for creativity and task completion. Mars is in your sign, Gemini. It is influencing your social life. It is a great time for bold steps and fresh connections
Weekly Horoscope Cancer, 9th - 15th June 2025: There can be gains from your work, routine and relationships
Cancer Weekly Horoscope: This week, the Moon will be transiting from your Fifth House, the Sixth House, and the Seventh House. This can impact creativity, work, and partnerships. Your emotional highs early on may give way to increased responsibilities and cooperation. Jupiter, Mercury and Sun (from 15th June) will be transiting from the Gemini sign. This will bring your focus to your Twelfth House. The transit is good for introspection. There will also be behind-the-scenes activities. Venus and Mars can help to maintain passion
Manager lets staff leave early until leadership notices. Here's what happened next
A manager's Reddit post ignited debate over flexible work schedules as leadership scrutinizes a team's habit of arriving late and leaving early, despite high productivity. Torn between empathy and enforcing contracted hours, the manager faces pressure to ensure staff adhere to the 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. workday, sparking discussions about accountability and career growth.
Majority of GCCs in India cite talent retention as top concern: Report
Talent retention is the most significant challenge faced by GCCs, with 51 per cent of respondents identifying it as their top concern, end-to-end HR solutions provider CIEL HR's 'CIEL Works: GCC - Talent Trends and Insights' report revealed.
Majority of GCCs in India cite talent retention as top concern: Report
A recent report highlights that talent retention is the biggest challenge for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India, with 51% identifying it as a top concern. High talent mobility is driven by limited career growth, compensation gaps, and work-life balance issues. The churn is most acute among younger professionals seeking diverse experiences and rapid growth.
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