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A Global CEO survey undertaken by&nbsp;PwC shows confidence is coming&nbsp;back but risks are also on the&nbsp;rise .&nbsp;&nbsp;

76% of the CEO&rsquo;s surveyed expect an improvement in global economic&nbsp;outlook
14% expect a decline while 10% expect the global growth to remain muted&nbsp;
CEOs in the&nbsp;technology&nbsp;sector that remain most optimistic at 45%
Least amount of optimism seen in the transport (29%) and hospitality sector (27%)&nbsp;who are least&nbsp;confident about their ability to grow revenues over the next 12 months.&nbsp;
Cyber&nbsp;threats remain the top concern ex-pandemic for global CEOs&nbsp;

PwC surveyed 5,050 CEOs in 100 countries&nbsp;in&nbsp;January and February 2021.&nbsp;

Global CEOs bet on growth, worried about cyber security

A Global CEO survey undertaken by&nbsp;PwC shows confidence is coming&nbsp;back but risks are also on the&nbsp;rise .&nbsp;&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>76% of the CEO&rsquo;s surveyed expect an improvement in global economic&nbsp;outlook</li>
<li>14% expect a decline while 10% expect the global growth to remain muted&nbsp;</li>
<li>CEOs in the&nbsp;technology&nbsp;sector that remain most optimistic at 45%</li>
<li>Least amount of optimism seen in the transport (29%) and hospitality sector (27%)&nbsp;who are least&nbsp;confident about their ability to grow revenues over the next 12 months.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Cyber&nbsp;threats remain the top concern ex-pandemic for global CEOs&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
PwC surveyed 5,050 CEOs in 100 countries&nbsp;in&nbsp;January and February 2021.&nbsp;

A Global CEO survey undertaken by&nbsp;PwC shows confidence is coming&nbsp;back but risks are also on the&nbsp;rise .&nbsp;&nbsp; Gfx&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp; 76% of the CEO&rsquo;s surveyed expect an improvement in global economic&nbsp;outlook&nbsp; however&nbsp;14% expect a decline while 10% expect the global growth to remain muted&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Gfx&nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp; Not surprisingly, it is the CEOs in the&nbsp;technology&nbsp;sector that remain most optimistic at 45% the other end of the spectrum with the least amount of optimism is the transport (29%) and hospitality sector (27%)&nbsp;who are least&nbsp;confident about their ability to grow revenues over the next 12 months.&nbsp; &nbsp; Gfx&nbsp;3&nbsp; Even as digital transformation is top of the agenda for most CEOs Cyber threat is the top concern as&nbsp;well .&nbsp;&nbsp; Uday Kotak, founder and CEO of India-based Kotak Mahindra Bank, told PwC &ldquo;During COVID, we have witnessed increased fraud in&nbsp;the&nbsp; banking&nbsp;system. The thought of losing my customers&rsquo; money to theft is what keeps me up at night. So, while COVID has brought about a significant increase in digital adoption and transactions, it has also increased the risks associated with digital.&rdquo;&nbsp; &nbsp; Over-regulation and policy&nbsp;uncertainty&nbsp;remains the next two top concerns for the top bosses.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; PwC surveyed 5,050 CEOs in 100 countries and&nbsp;territoriesin&nbsp;January and February 2021.&nbsp;

A Global CEO survey undertaken by&nbsp;PwC shows confidence is coming&nbsp;back but risks are also on the&nbsp;rise .&nbsp;&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>76% of the CEO&rsquo;s surveyed expect an improvement in global economic&nbsp;outlook</li>
<li>14% expect a decline while 10% expect the global growth to remain muted&nbsp;</li>
<li>CEOs in the&nbsp;technology&nbsp;sector that remain most optimistic at 45%</li>
<li>Least amount of optimism seen in the transport (29%) and hospitality sector (27%)&nbsp;who are least&nbsp;confident about their ability to grow revenues over the next 12 months.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Cyber&nbsp;threats remain the top concern ex-pandemic for global CEOs&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
PwC surveyed 5,050 CEOs in 100 countries&nbsp;in&nbsp;January and February 2021.&nbsp;

Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

India Inc biz confidence at decade high, commodity prices worry

Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

Vegetarians and smokers were found to have lower seropositivity, meaning they were at a lower risk of contracting Covid-19, according to the results of a nationwide serosurvey by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), Delhi&nbsp; .
People with the blood group B and AB were at a greater risk while those with blood group O were at lesser risk of catching the infection.
For the survey, CSIR analysed and took samples from 10,427 adults in its labs and their family members to check the presence of antibodies. Out of these, 1058 had antibodies to SARS-CoV-2.
A follow up was done of seropositive individuals for 3 months and six months for antibodies. On the other hand higher seropositivity was seen for those using public transport, non smokers, non vegetarians and in occupations like housekeeping, security, the survey said.

Vegetarians, smokers at lesser risk of Covid-19 infection: CSIR survey

A pan-India survey by CSIR&nbsp;has revealed that smokers and vegetarians are at a lesser risk of contracting Covid-19

Vegetarians and smokers were found to have lower seropositivity, meaning they were at a lower risk of contracting Covid-19, according to the results of a nationwide serosurvey by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, Delhi. People with the blood group B and AB were at a greater risk while those with blood group O were at lesser risk of catching the infection. For the survey, CSIR analysed and took samples from 10,427 adults in its labs and their family members to check the presence of antibodies. Out of these, 1058 had antibodies to SARS-CoV-2.&nbsp;

Vegetarians and smokers were found to have lower seropositivity, meaning they were at a lower risk of contracting Covid-19, according to the results of a nationwide serosurvey by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), Delhi.
People with the blood group B and AB were at a greater risk while those with blood group O were at lesser risk of catching the infection.
For the survey, CSIR analysed and took samples from 10,427 adults in its labs and their family members to check the presence of antibodies. Out of these, 1058 had antibodies to SARS-CoV-2.
A follow up was done of seropositive individuals for 3 months and six months for antibodies. On the other hand higher seropositivity was seen for those using public transport, non smokers, non vegetarians and in occupations like housekeeping, security, the survey said.

3rd sero-survey: nearly 33% Delhiites developed Covid-19 antibodies

A serological survey conducted between August and September in the national capital has found that nearly 33% of Delhi residents have developed Covid-19 antibodies.&nbsp;

Results of third sero-survey between Aug and Sep&nbsp; Nearly 33% of Delhiites&nbsp;have developed antibodies 66&nbsp;lakh people may have been exposed to the virus Figure rose from 29.1% in the second survey First study found 23.4% people carrying antibodies&nbsp;

A serological survey conducted between August and September in the national capital has found that nearly 33% of Delhi residents have developed Covid-19 antibodies. This essentially means that&nbsp;that 66-lakh people out of the two crore residents in Delhi may have been exposed to the virus and are now carrying antibodies.&nbsp;The figure rose from 29.1% in the second survey conducted in the first week of August. The first serological study found 23.4% people carrying antibodies. While 15,000 samples were collected for the second survey, over 21,000 samples were gathered in the first one.&nbsp;

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