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    $151 billion fortune, $36 million salary: How Jensen Huang makes his money at Nvidia

    Jensen Huang's net worth is primarily derived from his stake in Nvidia, which is currently valued at $151 billion. His reported salary for fiscal 2026 was approximately $36.34 million, less than previous years. Most of this compensation includes stock awards and performance-linked payments rather than straightforward salary. The fluctuating market value of Nvidia shares greatly influences Huang's wealth significantly.

    8th Pay Commission: High fitment factor vs high increment rate; how salaries of Level 5-7 employees may change over 10 years

    8th Pay Commission calculator: The growth of central government employees' salaries heavily relies on fitment factors and annual increment rates. Various organizations have proposed differing fitment factors and increment rates for the 8th Pay Commission. Salary estimates reveal the potential financial impacts for Level 5-7 employees based on varying conditions. A high increment rate could potentially close the salary gap over time compared to a high fitment factor.

    Farmer's son from small Tamil Nadu village builds Rs 1.5-crore software business after quitting nine-year Chennai IT career & starting with just two laptops

    Eswaran Arumugam launched his Tamil Nadu-based software venture, Yaa Creations, with just Rs 1 lakh borrowed from his brother and two laptops. The business faced several hurdles, including financial strain, disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and accumulated debt of Rs 5 lakh. However, he gradually turned things around and expanded operations. Today, the company, headquartered in Rasipuram in Namakkal district, employs 26 people, serves clients in seven countries and completed projects worth Rs 1.5 crore in 2025.

    Beyond Retirement: Why India needs a new architecture for ageing

    India’s retirement planning focuses heavily on money and healthcare but often overlooks the need for continued cognitive stimulation, social connection and a sense of purpose in later life. Drawing on the Saptasopan model and personal experience, the author argues that structured senior-engagement programmes should be scaled through CSR, housing communities, educational institutions and hybrid platforms as part of India’s ageing infrastructure.

    My cook earns Rs 1 lakh a month and is going to Thailand: Mumbai man says he has better financial planning than MBA, IIT graduates

    A Mumbai man's LinkedIn post about his cook earning Rs 1.05 lakh monthly through multiple jobs has sparked a debate on financial planning. He compared the cook's savings, income sources and spending habits with those of MBA and IIT graduates. The 34-year-old cook is now planning his first international trip to Thailand.

    'Buying the cheapest option isn’t always the cheapest decision': CA warns about 7 spending habits that prevent wealth creation

    CA Nitin Kaushik explained why people earning the same salary can have different financial positions. He identified seven habits that prevent wealth creation, including impulse buying, lifestyle inflation, ignoring bank statements, delayed savings, credit card misuse, choosing cheap products and overspending on others. He advised tracking expenses, prioritising savings and building an emergency fund.

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