How BPM giant WNS faced the Covid challenge
Chief executive Keshav Murugesh calls the pandemic a huge Supernova moment which has brought the future forward in a matter of days.
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The long, tough road back to a new normal
The cautious easing of the lockdown in several states and the reverse migration of labour will make a return to normal economic activity a difficult task.
Delta Corp: A pocket full of aces
Jaydev Mody has become India’s casino czar by institutionalising Indians’ love for gambling. He now wants to future-proof brand Deltin by going international and growing in the online gaming space.
Covid-19: Impact on alternative assets
The alternatives industry faces short-term disruption due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but the longer-term impact is more positive, says Preqin.
A host of troubles for OYO
Ritesh Agarwal had enough to contend with: conflict with partners, fallout of rapid expansion, and restructuring. Then came a pandemic, giving the OYO founder his most difficult battle yet.
OYO announces pay cuts in India
The SoftBank-backed company said it is, however, not considering job cuts in India at this time, despite significant economic pressures.
There were things we didn’t do well: Ritesh Agarwal
For the OYO founder, the global Coronavirus outbreak is the most difficult and unique challenge that has presented itself in the seven-year history of the company. Can the business survive the crisis?
Covid-19: Lessons from the Grey Swan
Our lack of operational and financial preparedness on the Coronavirus pandemic cannot be justified by calling this a Black Swan event.
Covid-19: Of job losses, pay cuts and deferred hikes
While the pandemic is causing employers to rethink their hiring forecasts, many are in a cash-conservation mode and are delaying or cancelling bonus payouts and increments, say HR experts.
OYO’s FY19 loss swells to $335 million
The hotel aggregator, however, marked a nearly five times jump in its revenue led by Indian and Chinese markets.
