Nikesh Arora, born in India and now a Silicon Valley titan, has joined Uber's board. His journey from facing 400 job ...

Arora On The Record. Five years in as CEO of cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks, Nikesh Arora believes the industry transition he and his company have been pushing for—to a security platform ...

Nikesh Arora, the CEO of Palo Alto Networks, is joining the board of Uber. Prior, he was COO of Softbank and also held positions at Google and T-Mobile.

TOKYO—Nikesh Arora abruptly departed SoftBank Group Corp.,99840.63%increase; green up pointing triangle two years after he was wooed from Google Inc. and had emerged as the heir apparent at the ...

Nikesh Arora shocked the business world two years ago when he jumped from his role as Google's chief business officer to SoftBank , the idiosyncratic Japanese telecom company. There, he was ...

Nikesh Arora likened Masayoshi Son's career to Benjamin Button, highlighting his fearless investment style and risk appetite. Son's bold bets led to successes like Yahoo! Japan and Alibaba, alongside ...

Nikesh Arora, the man tipped to become SoftBank’s next CEO, resigns from the firm. Jon Russell. 4:57 AM PDT · June 21, 2016. It’s a busy day at SoftBank HQ in Tokyo today.

Nikesh Arora has repeatedly succeeded in winning big paychecks. At Google, he became the firms highest-paid executive after getting a compensation package worth about $51 million in 2012.

Nikesh Arora talks about how his company invests in new technology companies to drive success. In May, SoftBank founder and Chief Executive Masayoshi Son named Mr. Arora as his heir apparent to ...

The tech world is gearing up for its own destination wedding of the century — Google’s Nikesh Arora is marrying entrepreneur Ayesha Thapar in Italy in a lavish multi-day ceremony.

ARORA: Well, what's been interesting, Cat, you know, I often say that cyberattacks have gone from being a hobby to a profession, and there's no better example I've seen, as we see in ransomware.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora spent over four years transforming the security giant’s product portfolio, and now he says it’s time for him to have a more visible role with partners.