Vishal Sikka, the new CEO at Infosys, has his task cut out in ensuring his employer has a longer shelf life than many give it credit for, writes Business Today Managing Editor Josey Puliyenthuruthel.
Oberoi wants to be in London and New York, possibly Paris, and would also like to have a presence in Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong.
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Jeff Bezos speaks with Business Today about Amazon's international business, its obsession with customers, his take on operational excellence and much more.
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The Prime Minister knows all too well that he needs to get the economy back on track before he can do the big stuff that will legitimise his aspirations of statesmanship.
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The new Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka, who took charge of the IT service provider today, outlines his agenda for the company, says he has no Plan B for it.
The Chief Operating Officer of the world's largest social media platform is willing to make specific investments in India, as Facebook did by going big on feature phones.
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