Wednesday, September 30
Donald Trump’s frenzied second term enters a crucial stretch in the coming weeks as the president juggles a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, a discordant party that he needs to pass his top legislative priority and a global economy on tenterhooks awaiting his next move on tariffs. Trump is up against a self-imposed July 4 target to pass his tax and spending bill, and he’s two weeks out from the July 9 expiration of the global tariff pause that concussed the economy in April when he first introduced a raft of levies. These deadlines come amid the tentative détente he brokered between Israel and Iran, days after an unprecedented military strike. The president is on a quick turnaround trip to the Hague for a NATO meeting, where European allies will strive to impress upon him th
Mumbai|New Delhi: Tata Group chairman N Chandrasekaran has stepped in to manage the day-to-day operations at Air India following the recent air crash-one of the most significant crises the Tata Group has faced. He is currently overseeing critical areas such as sensitive government interactions, safety reviews, flight maintenance, and employee morale, all amid intense public scrutiny.Air India's expat CEO Campbell Wilson is working alongside the chairman on long-term systems and regulatory coordination, sources said. For now, the situation requires quicker decisions, a more hands-on nuanced approach-one that Chandrasekaran, as a Tata veteran, is well-suited to provide.CEO Campbell Wilson is meeting departmental heads and has undertaken a total review of the airline's safety operations. "The
