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The U.S. Department of Justice said Ronald Romano, 58, sought quick riches in late March when his Performance Supply LLC tried to sell 7 million of the 3M-branded masks to New York City’s Office of Citywide Procurement for about 500% above the typical list price. … [Read more...] about Used car dealer charged with price gouging New York City on 3M’s N95 masks

Chennai-born Indra Nooyi not only broke the glass ceiling in corporate America when she was named CEO of global beverage giant PepsiCo in 2006 but, through her journey, inspired millions of young Indians who dreamed of and aspired to emulate the success the India-born woman achieved in America. PepsiCo on Monday announced that Nooyi will step down on October 3 after 24 years with the company, the last 12 as CEO. PepsiCo's Board of Directors unanimously elected Ramon Laguarta, 54, to succeed 62-year-old Nooyi.Nooyi, one of the most powerful and influential business leaders in the world, was regularly featured on the power lists compiled by Forbes and Fortune magazines. She was also among the few female executives to lead global corporate giants.Apart from being a prominent face of women leadership across the world, she was also the epitome of success for the millions of young Indians who aspired to be like her as they watched her journey through the ranks of PepsiCo and eventually … [Read more...] about Indra Nooyi: The Indian executive who broke glass ceiling in corporate America

Bokil and his team, most of whom left well-established careers to be part of the movement to 'eradicate black money' in the Indian economy, met all senior politicians, policymakers, central bank officials, bank officials, religious leaders from all faith, and anyone who cared to give them time -- not to mention holding public awareness campaigns through the length and breadth of the nation, to push for their radical ideas. … [Read more...] about ‘Never suggested overnight banning of high value notes’

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks fell and safe havens such as bonds and the Japanese yen rallied on Friday as investors awaited Washington’s response to China’s national security law on Hong Kong amid rising tensions between the world’s two biggest economies. … [Read more...] about Stocks slip as investors await Trump’s Hong Kong response

The proposed securities class action was filed late Tuesday in a New York state court in Manhattan on behalf of former Anadarko shareholders who swapped their stock for Occidental shares, and investors who acquired $24.5 billion of Occidental bonds that helped fund the August 2019 merger. … [Read more...] about Occidental is sued by shareholders, bondholders over Anadarko merger