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America turns 250—and Indian-origin CEOs are powering its biggest companies
Indian-origin leaders are reshaping global technology, finance and consumer business, from Microsoft and Google to the World Bank, IBM, Adobe, YouTube and PG.
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Business Today
· Jun 23, 2026
From Microsoft to WhatsApp: Meet the Indian-origin CEOs running the world's biggest companies
From Silicon Valley to London's financial district, Indian-origin leaders now helm some of the world's most powerful companies. Here are 18 trailblazers whose journeys from India have reshaped global business, technology, and culture.
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Time for India's manufacturing export boom: Kochhar
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India tops Taiwan to reclaim fifth spot in global market capitalisation
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Related coverage for "America turns 250—and Indian-origin CEOs are powering its biggest companies": Business Today — From Microsoft to WhatsApp: Meet the Indian-origin CEOs running the world's biggest companies. The Hindu BusinessLine — Firan Technology Group sets up its first Indian facility in Hyderabad. The Economic Times — Time for India's manufacturing export boom: Kochhar . Economic Times — India tops Taiwan to reclaim fifth spot in global market capitalisation