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    87% of India CEOs confident of growth despite cyber, geopolitical risks: KPMG

    Nearly 87% of Indian CEOs are confident about their companies' growth prospects in the next three years. They are increasing investments in cybersecurity to mitigate risks associated with growing threats. Attracting and retaining employees remains a major challenge along with skill gaps. Additionally, 66% of CEOs say sustainability is integrated into core strategies for future growth.

    Apple invests in 14,000 acres of California redwood forest; How tech giant is helping restore wildlife habitats

    Apple has collaborated with The Conservation Fund to revitalise 14,000 acres of coastal redwood forest in California. This ambitious project aims to safeguard ecosystems while benefiting wildlife, enhancing carbon storage, and enriching local communities. It plays a vital role in Apple’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, as the ongoing monitoring of forest growth is intended to generate carbon credits, aiding in the reduction of emissions.

    Solving the mobile content bottleneck: Business analysis of next-gen wireless mics

    Introducing the LARK A1, Hollyland's innovative wireless microphone system designed for mobile content creators and media experts. This cutting-edge device boasts remarkable audio features such as 24-bit resolution, intelligent noise cancellation, and impressive battery life, making it perfect for various recording scenarios. Available in multiple configurations, it offers enhanced flexibility while simplifying audio management during on-site recordings, thereby merging professional quality with affordability seamlessly.

    HP forecasts strong fourth-quarter profit on price hikes, US tariff refunds

    HP forecast fourth-quarter profit above Wall Street estimates, helped by expected tariff refunds and higher prices for premium and AI-powered PCs. The company also raised its full-year adjusted earnings forecast. Strong demand for AI PCs lifted third-quarter revenue, while rising memory chip costs remained a key challenge for the laptop maker.

    Most people rinse apples under the tap, but a study found plain water barely touches pesticide residue; a baking-soda soak removed up to 96% of it

    A study reveals baking soda soaks remove more surface pesticide residue from apples. This method proved more effective than tap water or industry-standard bleach washes. While effective for surface residue, it cannot remove pesticides absorbed into the apple's peel. Peeling apples removes internal pesticides but also valuable nutrients and fiber. Eating fruits and vegetables offers benefits that outweigh residue exposure risks.

    From hardware boss to CEO: Apple bets on longtimer John Ternus to 'click' new growth chapter

    Apple is set for a major leadership change. Tim Cook will transition from CEO to executive chairman in September 2026. John Ternus, currently head of hardware engineering, will take over as the new CEO. Ternus has a long history at Apple, contributing to key product innovations. Cook's tenure saw significant growth and expansion for the company.

    • Apple drops ESG links from top executives’ pay packages

      Major American companies are now removing environmental targets from executive pay. This follows a similar trend with diversity goals. Apple, Starbucks, and Salesforce are among those making these changes. Experts suggest this could slow corporate action on climate issues. Some companies, however, maintain these links, citing long-term commitments and regulatory demands.

      Who will succeed Tim Cook as Apple CEO? Rumor has it, a 50-year-old former swimming champ is in the running

      Apple CEO succession: Apple may see its biggest leadership change in over a decade. John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, is seen as the leading contender to replace CEO Tim Cook. Ternus has been instrumental in developing iconic Apple products for over two decades. This potential transition follows Jeff Williams stepping down from operational duties.

      Aluminium beast? iPhone 17 Pro chassis leak hints at stronger, sleeker build

      Rumors surrounding the iPhone 17 Pro suggest Apple may abandon titanium to an aluminum frame, bringing a lighter build, cooler running design. The redesign may feature a two part rear panel of metal and glass, a taller body, and a revamped camera bump. Titanium may instead be reserved for the upcoming iPhone 17 Air.

      Apple drops $100B US manufacturing bomb—Trump, Cook announce $600B total plan as Wall Street goes wild

      Apple’s $600 billion U.S. manufacturing investment, announced by CEO Tim Cook and President Donald Trump, is a game-changer for the tech industry and American jobs. The new $100 billion boost through the American Manufacturing Program focuses on reshoring supply chains, expanding partnerships with key U.S. companies, and creating 20,000 new jobs in innovation-driven fields. Apple’s stock soared as investors applauded the move, seeing it as a smart step against global trade risks.

      Indian origin Sabih Khan is new No. 2 at Apple. His education, qualifications and career

      Sabih Khan, an Indian-origin executive, has been appointed as Apple’s new Chief Operating Officer (COO), succeeding Jeff Williams who will retire later this year. Khan, born in Moradabad and raised in Singapore, joined Apple in 1995 and has played a key role in building its global supply chain. He holds degrees in mechanical engineering and economics from Tufts University and a master’s from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

      Forget products, attract investments from China to set up factories that can export to the world: Eco Survey

      The survey explained how, over the last five years, a seismic change has occurred in the global manufacturing realm, with major multinational companies looking to “de-risk” themselves from China, which was traditionally known as the “world's factory.”

      Apple’s Tim Cook tells China forum AI is key for climate battle

      Apple Inc. chief executive officer Tim Cook took part in a discussion at the annual Beijing event as the culmination of a week of public displays of his company’s commitment to China. He earlier met Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and announced plans to invest further in Apple’s supply chain, stores and research in the country.

      Apple taps companies in India, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan for critical parts

      In January, about 17 Chinese companies that supply components for Apple’s devices applied for government clearances to set up manufacturing facilities in India.

      CXO transformations: Navigating change for sustainable growth

      Chief Experience Officers (CXOs) play a crucial role in leading organizational transformations and achieving sustainable growth. Their responsibilities have evolved to include digital transformation, innovation, customer-centricity, data-driven insights, and change leadership. Factors driving the need for transformation include rapid technological advancements, shifting customer behaviors, globalization, environmental and social concerns, and data-driven decision-making.

      View: Apple’s latest push towards planetary ethics-aesthetics is powerful brand-positioning at work

      That this is Apple, a company obsessed with not cutting corners in delivering ‘results that make our heart sing’, provides a big push in the direction of sustainability in big business. And in the branding of goods with the environment as its CPU. ‘Think planetary’ may well be the new ‘Think different’

      Great strategists are like scientists — they test a theory of success and use the evidence to develop better strategy: Jesper B. Sorensen

      Jesper B. Sorensen, Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business (GSB), he outlines what makes great business vision — and how to build the best strategy to accomplish this.

      Highest-ranked ESG fund in the UK is betting big on India

      The Stewart Investors India Subcontinent Sustainability fund returned 31.2% in the year through November according to Morningstar Inc. data. That’s better than any other UK fund using environmental, social and governance investing strategies over the same period.

      Apple plans to remove carbon emissions from supply chain, products by 2030

      The iPhone maker said its global corporate operations such as offices and data centers are already carbon neutral but that it will extend its effort to the thousands of suppliers that contribute to its products.

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