Dow is cutting 13% of its workforce, so can Karen Carter rescue the chemicals giant?
Karen Carter becomes Dow chief executive on July 1 with responsibility for 4,500 job cuts, European plant closures and an AI-led operating reset as weak prices and industrial oversupply punish earnings.
HDFC Bank just hired Axis Bank’s CFO, so what makes Puneet Sharma so valuable?
Puneet Sharma will move directly from Axis Bank to HDFC Bank, giving India’s largest private lender an experienced finance chief as it manages post-merger capital, deposit growth, regulatory scrutiny and a wider board-level transition.
OpenPayd processes $240bn annually. Does Titan Acquisition’s deal leave enough upside?
Titan Acquisition’s OpenPayd deal enters SEC review. Explore its $1 billion valuation, funding risks and Nasdaq strategy. Read the full analysis.
Fortune Brands appoints Jesse Singh CEO as activist pressure forces governance reset
Jesse Singh takes control of Fortune Brands Innovations after four months of leadership turmoil, weak earnings and activist pressure, with the former AZEK chief expected to sharpen execution, review the portfolio and restore investor confidence.
Who benefits if Los Filos restarts? Inside Vox Royalty’s 140,000-ounce annual delivery option
Vox Royalty could receive up to 140,000 Los Filos ounces annually after Equinox Gold’s land deal. Discover what it means for VOXR investors.
Celsius Resources agrees Opuwo sale as ASX:CLA shares jump 56%
Discover how Celsius Resources’ US$15m Opuwo sale to Chinalco could fund its Philippine copper strategy and reshape ASX:CLA. Read the full analysis in full.
Honeywell has finally broken up, so what changes now for 30,000 aerospace employees?
Honeywell Aerospace has started trading independently after separating from Honeywell Technologies, giving Jim Currier direct control over more than 30,000 employees, a $19 billion business and a supply chain struggling to keep pace with aviation and defence demand.
British American Tobacco wants £600m in savings, so why are 9,000 roles changing?
British American Tobacco is eliminating 5,500 positions and transferring another 3,500 roles to technology and business-services partners as artificial intelligence, outsourcing and factory consolidation reshape nearly one-fifth of its global workforce.
Kotak’s CEO outlined an aggressive growth plan four days ago, so why is he leaving?
Ashok Vaswani will leave Kotak Mahindra Bank at the end of 2026, forcing the lender to find a new chief executive while protecting its digital recovery, capital deployment strategy and ambition to overtake Axis Bank in profitability.
The chatbot era is ending. Here is where Spyne sees the next dealership AI battle
Spyne’s Q2 2026 analysis argues that affordability, constrained used-vehicle supply and fragmented dealer data are pushing artificial intelligence from isolated tools into connected retail execution. The larger implication is that disciplined workflows, rather than AI novelty, will determine whether dealerships gain margin or merely add another software bill.