UpFront
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WeWork accepts bailout from SoftBank
The multibillion-dollar takeover would enable SoftBank, which has already pumped billions into the company, to wrest control from Adam Neumann, WeWork's co-founder and former chief executive
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Nike's Chief Executive, Mark Parker, is stepping down
The announcement came hours after Under Armour's Kevin Plank resigned as CEO. Nike's Parker will be replaced by ServiceNow's John Donahoe early next year
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Karl Lagerfeld makes India appearance
The European brand has partnered with an Indian fashion label, Cover Story, for a capsule collection
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High Salt Consumption and Diabetes Raise Hypertension Risk
Dr. M.C Deepak explains how high dietary salt, and being diabetic predisposes to hypertension
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Total-Adani Gas deal gives boost to natural gas market
India is an "attractive outlet" for French oil major Total, and India's ballooning middle class could propel energy demand
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WeWork considers rescue plans from SoftBank and JPMorgan
The cash-starved shared office space startup could choose between two competing financial rescue packages as early as Tuesday, at a critical time for the company
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Boeing's crisis: Tense meetings, falling stock, angry lawmakers
Boeing will report its latest quarterly financial results on Wednesday, and analysts expect the Max crisis to continue to batter the company's sales and profits. Amid all this, Dennis A. Muilenburg, the company's chief executive, is preparing to testify before Congress next week
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Down round for Paytm
With increasing losses, Paytm's investors may be unwilling to put money at a $13-15 billion valuation
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Infosys hires law firm, begins investigation into allegations
Chairman Nandan Nilekani said in a statement to the stock exchanges that Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co will conduct an independent investigation, and the CEO and CFO have been recused from this matter
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Infosys on the horns of a growth versus margins dilemma
The company's recent seemingly strong performance has now been thrown into doubt by whistleblowers' allegations that potential problems with large contracts haven't been properly accounted for
