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Manufacturing Ferrari Marketing Chief Quits Weeks After Electric Luce Launch Backlash
Enrico Galliera has stepped down as Ferrari's chief marketing and commercial officer after 16 years, just weeks after the unveiling of the company's first electric car, the Luce, triggered widespread backlash. He will be replaced by former BMW Italy head Massimiliano Di Silvestre in July.
Algorithmic Management in India's Gig Economy: The Case for a Hybrid Human-AI Governance Model
A new study by Kumar, Omir, Narayanan, and Krishnan examines the impact of AI and digital technologies on India's blue-collar gig economy. Through interviews with 16 gig workers and 21 stakeholders, the research uncovers opaque algorithmic systems that produce inequitable outcomes and fail to reward additional labor proportionately. The authors propose an 'Algorithmic-Human Manager' framework that combines technological efficiency with human accountability.
Business Wabash stock soars as analyst cites management bullishness
Wabash National (NYSE:WNC) shares jumped 16.38% on Wednesday after DA Davidson upgraded the stock to buy from neutral, citing growing management confidence in a trailer demand recovery by 2027 and a favourable trade ruling against Chinese imports. The analyst set a $20 price target, noting potential $20 million EBITDA upside from capturing market share affected by new countervailing duties.
Technology Stop treating AI as the strategy — focus on business outcomes instead
TechRadar cautions against treating AI as a strategy itself, warning that organizations risk losing sight of business outcomes. The article emphasizes that AI should be a tool within a broader transformation strategy, requiring collaboration across departments, clear problem identification, and measurement beyond productivity gains.
Technology Meta Employees Revolt Against Zuckerberg's Companywide AI Hackathon Plan
Mark Zuckerberg announced a companywide AI hackathon for July, but employees responded with anger and disbelief, citing layoffs, increased workload, and low morale. Internal messages seen by WIRED show many feel they lack time and incentive to participate. Meta declined to comment.
Logistics Why Human Behavioural Competence Is Critical in Modern Maritime Operations
According to Splash247, the maritime industry is increasingly recognising that technical competence alone is insufficient for safe operations. Behavioural competencies such as communication, situational awareness, and teamwork are now seen as integral. The Nautical Institute Academy has launched a Behavioural Competency Assessor Course to help bridge this gap.
Logistics Shipmanagement Sector Faces New Wave of Consolidation
The shipmanagement sector is experiencing a shift from scale-driven consolidation to a focus on technology and expertise. Industry leaders highlight the need for smarter operations to manage regulatory and technical complexities. This change impacts global shipping lanes and requires strategic adjustments.
Business Nandan Nilekani: Guiding Infosys Through Leadership Transitions
Nandan Nilekani, at 71, continues to steer Infosys through critical leadership transitions. His tenure has seen the company's revenue grow from $10.9 billion to over $20 billion. As he prepares for his third term, Nilekani faces the challenge of planning for his own succession and that of CEO Salil Parekh.
Logistics The Strategic Advantage of Third-Party Shipmanagement
Third-party shipmanagement offers shipowners a way to outsource complexity while maintaining control. This approach provides expertise, cost savings, and operational efficiency, crucial in today's complex shipping environment.