Best Workplace Recognition in India

Workplace research that starts from employee evidence and published criteria, with the cohort and the scoring on the record before a list is drawn.

India is where most of this research begins: the deepest coverage, the longest run of data and the largest cohort of assessed brands.

India's Most Loved 250 Workplaces 2026 Trusted Workplace 2026 All rankings

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Tata Motors posts 42% volume jump as its €3.9bn Iveco bid nears close

India's largest truck maker sold 135,114 commercial vehicles in the September quarter and swung back to profit. Within a week it expects to own Iveco, and with it a European brand that it must now learn to run.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

Saudi Arabia's 50% accountant quota starts 27 October: a CFO checklist

Saudi Arabia's 50% accountant quota starts 27 October: a CFO checklist

From next Tuesday, half of the accounting workforce at larger private employers in the Kingdom must be qualifying Saudi nationals. For Indian, Gulf and Asian firms, the test is not headcount alone but wages, accreditation and payroll data.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

Wipro's 58.6% large-deal drop puts Rishad Premji to the test

Wipro's 58.6% large-deal drop puts Rishad Premji to the test

Wipro held its margin and its cash in the September quarter, but its biggest contracts dried up. For Executive Chairman Rishad Premji and CEO Srini Pallia, the question is now whether the AI bet can turn into bookings before the core business shrinks.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

Fed Beige Book: AI is slowing hiring in 5 of 12 US districts

Fed Beige Book: AI is slowing hiring in 5 of 12 US districts

The US Federal Reserve's October Beige Book puts on the official record what many boards have suspected: companies investing in AI are hiring fewer people. The cuts are quiet ones, through attrition and empty requisitions, and that is exactly why workforce planners in India and the Gulf should pay attention.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

India's two-speed job market: AI roles and GCCs up, IT services down

India's two-speed job market: AI roles and GCCs up, IT services down

India's white-collar hiring barely moved in September, but beneath the flat headline, demand is shifting fast: towards AI skills, experienced talent and global capability centres, and away from traditional IT services.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

This year's economics Nobel, read for business leaders

This year's economics Nobel, read for business leaders

The 2026 prize honours the thinking behind how central banks try to steady an economy. With India's central bank raising rates for the first time since February 2023, that thinking is now showing up in boardroom borrowing costs.

By WCRC Leaders Editorial Desk

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