Microsoft's India-born CEO Satya Nadella has expressed grief over the Citizenship law. \"I think what is happening is sad, primarily as sort of someone who grew up there... I think it's just bad,\" Nadella told BuzzFeed at a Microsoft event in Manhattan; Market regulator SEBI has extended the deadline given to companies to separate the roles of chairman and managing director by two years till April 2022; German engineering group Siemens said it would fulfil its contractual obligations to a controversial coal mining project in Australia's outback, attracting criticism from environmental groups on Monday. This and more news on News Blast.

Aviation ministry asks operators to register drones by Jan 31 or face actionThe Aviation Ministry announced a scheme on Monday asking operators to voluntarily register their drones by January 31. The ministry said that those who fail to register will face action under the Indian Penal Code and Aircraft Act. The number of illegal drones in India is likely to be between 50,000 and 60,000, co-chair of a FICCI committee on drones, Ankit Mehta, had said on October 22 last year.Siemens ...

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Fortune's annual Businessperson of the Year list features 20 business leaders \"who tackled audacious goals, overcame impossible odds, found creative solutions\"

For 66 years the Bilderberg Conference, an unofficial conclave of the Western world's 100 most powerful people, has been meeting in secluded places under a complete media blackout.

TIME's annual list of the world's most influential people is a designation of individuals whose time, in our estimation, is now

On a recent visit to India, Business Today's  Deputy Editor Venkatesha Babu, met Johnson to understand her plans for India.

It seems the operating system is in its final stages. We can say that because the founder of the company himself has stopped using a Windows phone.

With his permanent residency coming in the way of his newly wed wife joining him in the US, Satya Nadella surrendered his Green Card and applied for a H1-B visa, a move which gave him instant notoriety around the Microsoft Campus in Redmond, the Indian-born CEO has revealed.

Satya Nadella has said that multinational companies need to give back to local communities and generate businesses for them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been named among the probable contenders for Time magazine's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

The India born CEO also participated in a round table at NITI Aayog on tapping into cloud computing for good governance in the country.

Modi's comments reflected concern that India's $150 billion IT services industry would suffer if the United States curbs the visas, known as H-1B, it relies on to send its software experts to the United States on project work.

While Nadella has visited India a number of times since assuming the leadership role, this visit takes on added significance as the global debate on US clampdown on visas and its impact on flow of skilled manpower rages.

Microsoft's India-born CEO Satya Nadella has been nominated to join the Board of Starbucks for his \"invaluable insight\" in international operations and distribution as the global coffee giant focusses on global growth and innovation.

India-born chief of Microsoft Satya Nadella saw his pay packet shrinking to USD 17.7 million (about Rs 117.7 crore) in the fiscal ended June, including a bonus of $4.4 million.

Nadella said Microsoft is building the world's most powerful AI supercomputer and making it available to anyone, via the cloud, to enable all to harness its power and tackle AI challenges, large and small.

Quoting a couplet of Mirza Ghalib, Microsoft's India-born CEO Satya Nadella on Monday asked entrepreneurs from India to be bold and offered the platform of the US-based technology giant for their ventures.

In his third visit to the country in just seven months, Hyderabad-born Nadella is expected to meet entrepreneurs and developers as part of the trip.