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Effective from 8 April, O'Connor will be responsible for driving the firm's strategy, «reinvigorating» its product suit and leading the team into a «new, growth-focused era». Prior to joining Global X, he was global head of ETF product at Goldman Sachs Asset Management. He was originally hired by the firm in 2017 to build its US fund strategist model portfolio business. Global X ETFs CIO to exit amid senior management exodus O'Connor also spent over a decade at State Street Global Advisors, where he led product and capital markets teams for the SPDR ETF franchise. Hyeon-Joo Park...

'Kudlow' panelists Russ Vought and Michael Faulkender discuss the Trump administration's tax code.

Global equity funds have experienced a significant surge in inflows, amassing approximately $59.5 billion over the past four weeks, marking the most substantial increase since February 2022, as reported by Bank of America.

Global equity funds have experienced a significant surge in inflows, amassing approximately $59.5 billion over the past four weeks, marking the most substantial increase since February 2022, as reported by Bank of America.

UPI platform may not have as disruptive an impact on the cashless transaction ecosystem as is being currently feared as most users have multiple backend accounts that are out of the scope of the central bank's curbs. Furthermore, only about a sixth of the 90 million Paytm UPI users use the app as the sole application for transactions, people familiar with the developments said. Similarly, in the merchant's category, about 70% of the merchants availing services of Paytm have their accounts outside of Paytm Payments Bank. That means they are not totally dependent on the payments bank for their business.

Paytm for for loan disbursal, worried about the regulatory crisis engulfing the firm that has led to a temporary halt of lending services, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. ALSO READ: Paytm Payments Bank's director has resigned, company confirms Paytm's banking unit on Jan. 31 was hit by a central bank order to wind down its business due to persistent non-compliance with rules and a day later Paytm said it would not be originating loans for «maybe a couple of weeks» to resolve operational challenges.

Bitcoin steadied around $40,000 amid a slowdown in outflows from the $20 billion Grayscale Bitcoin Trust that strategists said may help to stanch a two-week slump in the token.

For the first time ever, ESG funds saw global net outflows amid a major exodus by US investors from environmental, social and governance strategies.

Quiver Quantitative — In a significant shift in its remote work policy, Wayfair (NYSE:W), a leading online furniture retailer, has recently prioritized in-office employees over remote workers in its latest round of layoffs. During a comprehensive all-hands meeting, Wayfair executives addressed the company's 13% workforce reduction, emphasizing the need for expedited decision-making and enhanced teamwork. This move raises questions about the future of remote work in the post-pandemic era, especially in e-commerce sectors where agility and rapid response are key.

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs has uncovered a new strain of malware specifically designed to target macOS users and their Bitcoin and Exodus wallets.

 The San Francisco Beat host Erica Sandberg breaks down gutted Main Street stores on Varney & Co.

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non-compete clauses as part of employment contracts by employers while making top management employee appointments. Yet lawsuits against employees for contract violations are not a frequent phenomenon in India. What happened?

Gaza Strip, with nearly 200 people reported killed in the past 24 hours of air strikes and artillery barrages on the shattered enclave. Israeli warplanes attacking the south of Gaza flattened homes and buried families as they slept, residents said.

A Palestinian journalist posted pictures of Israeli tanks near a mosque in a built-up area of Bureij which had apparently advanced from orchards on the eastern outskirts. Further south, Israeli forces struck the area around a hospital in the heart of Khan Younis, the Gaza Strip's main southern city, where residents feared a new ground push into territory crowded with families made homeless in 12 weeks of war. Palestinian health authorities said 210 people were confirmed killed in Israeli strikes in the past 24 hours, raising the toll of the war to 21,320 dead — nearly 1 percent of the enclave's population. Thousands more dead are feared to be buried or lost in the ruins. Israel has escalated its ground war in Gaza sharply since just before Christmas despite public pleas from its closest ally the United States to scale the campaign down in the closing weeks of the year. It launched the war to destroy the Hamas movement that runs Gaza after fighters rampaged through Israeli towns on Oct.

BENGALURU : Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd have each seen about two dozen executives at the rank of senior vice-president (SVP) and above leave under the tenures of chief executives Salil Parekh and Thierry Delaporte, respectively, underscoring the challenge of retaining senior leaders at the Bengaluru-based IT twins. Since Parekh took over as Infosys boss in January 2018, 22 executives at the rank of SVP and above have left, according to a review of the annual reports and press releases by Mint.

Congress unit appearing reluctant to engage in an electoral pact. With both the Congress and TMC key allies of INDIA opposition bloc, unofficial reports have indicated initiation of seat-sharing talks between the two. The political landscape shifted notably when West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC leader Mamata Banerjee expressed confidence in a three-way alliance involving the TMC, Congress, and the Left, eliciting mixed reactions from the CPI(M) and Congress in the eastern state.

Heritage Foundation senior fellow Brent Sadler reacts to BP pausing Red Sea oil shipments after Houthi attacks on Varney & Co.

Doctors in the early stages of their careers in England have started a 72-hour strike in their long-running dispute over pay levels

Switzerland's financial regulator on Tuesday called for greater legal powers and vowed to adapts its approach in the wake of the Credit Suisse collapse.