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Gold futures glitter on Akshaya Tritiya

PTI | New Delhi
Gold futures glitter on Akshaya Tritiya

Gold prices were higher by 0.25 per cent to Rs 28,930 per ten grams in futures trade today as speculators built up fresh positions, tracking a better trend at the spot markets on token by retailers on the auspicious occasion of 'Akshaya Tritiya'.

 
 

'Inheritors make better CEOs than professional executives'

B-School students Nupur Bansal and VS Vaidyanathan debate whether or not inheritors make better CEOs than professional executives.

'India can never become a global manufacturing base'

B-School students Yash Sheel Shrivastava and Ashish Kumar Joshi on whether India can ever become a global manufacturing base.

'8% GDP growth in next two years is a pipe dream'

IIM students present their opinion whether 8% GDP growth in next two years is a pipe dream for the Indian economy.

Growth, not inflation, should be Modi's priority

Business Today throws open a debate to B-school students. This fortnight's topic: Growth, not inflation, should be Narendra Modi's priority.

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Business Today debate on what parameters should decide next prime minister-

Reserve Board Positions For Women

Business Today brings together students to voice their views on a significant business, economy-related issue in this B-School debate.

India hostile to foreign investors

Business Today brings together students to voice their views on a significant business, economy-related issue in this B-School debate.
 
 

Is workplace discipline in India a myth?

B-School students Shrikala Kashyap and Vineeth Subramanian debate whether India can ever see workplace discipline or it is just a myth.

'India Inc. is risk averse'

B-school debate Corporate Strategy

'Flipkart's Myntra merger can't stop Amazon'

Business Today throws open a debate to B-school students. This fortnight's topic: Flipkart's Myntra Merger Can't Stop Amazon

Debate: 'A Stable Government Will Rid India of its Economic Woes'

Business Today debate on a Stable Government Will Rid India of its Economic Woes:

Taking Dell Private Was Right

Business Today throws open another debate on whether it was the right decision to take Dell Inc private -

Conditions ripe for entrepreneurs

Business Today brings together students to voice their views on a significant business, economy-related issue in this B-School debate.

Cost-cutting can beat a slowdown

Business Today brings together students to voice their views on a significant business, economy-related issue in this B-School debate.
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