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    The Break-Out ZoneInvest Like A Pro

    Invest Like A Pro

    Knowing where you stand in the excess-correction cycle will help you figure out an in-sync investment strategy

    Treacherous Terrain

    The corner office has too many pitfalls, but building relationships with key stakeholders may help when the going gets tough

    A Pain In The Neck

    Hyperparathyroidism could go undetected for years. if left untreated, it may cause severe health damage

    Of Serenity And Splendour

    Discover everything you need to know about soul food, soothing decor, graceful fashion and a river retreat in the foothills of the Himalayas

    When Holograms Go To Work

    Microsoft's HoloLens 2 can be combined with other emerging technologies to help people at work

    Makeover Mantra

    If your cherished photographs, letters, music or other important documents are locked away in the analogue world, give them a digital lease of life with these simple do-it-yourself steps
    EducationStarting A New Chapter

    Starting A New Chapter

    The National Education Policy draft is path-breaking in the changes it suggests to reform Indian education. But implementation and funding could be huge challenges

    "B-Schools Should Leverage What's Unique To India"

    Sangeet Chowfla, President and CEO, Graduate Management Admission Council, which conducts the Graduate Management Admission Test, speaks to Sonal Khetarpal of Business Today about the demand for specialised courses and rise of non-US B-schools. Edited excerpts:

    Tailor-Made

    Massive open online courses, or MOOCs, could be the most convenient way to upskill or reskill people and drive professional growth

    Coaching Inc

    A motley group of coaching institutes has extended its reach by offering supplement online content for students

    Reforming Education

    Any improvement in the education sector in India has been in fits and starts. So, while the draft National Education Policy suggests changes in all segments of the sector, online coaching courses and MOOCs help fill in the gaps

    Back To School

    Organisations, both new and old, big and small, are tying up with MOOC players to help their employees learn and grow
    The BuzzLosing Momentum

    Losing Momentum

    With election-induced slowdown tapering off, experts expect order inflows to improve in the second half of FY20

    Slowdown Impacts Investment Too

    Market leader Maruti Suzuki, which registered dismal financial results in the first quarter of FY2020, has reportedly put on hold plans to expand capacity at the Gujarat factory

    Investors Wait & Watch

    The cash-strapped Andhra Pradesh under new chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is keeping investors in a wait and watch mode with clarity yet to emerge on the way ahead on infrastructure, renewable energy and education

    Under The Scanner (RPTs )

    At the heart of the fight between co-founders of the IndiGo airlines are certain questionable Related Party Transactions or RPTs

    Working Session

    In a welcome change, the first session of the 17th Lok Sabha appears to be the most productive in the last two decades

    Rising Dues

    For nearly 16 years, DoT and telcos were at loggerheads as they differed on the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) calculations

    Revfin Green Lending

    The Delhi-based firm finances owners of e-rickshaws and electric two-wheelers, and will soon support cleantech product manufacturers

    Govt Prevails Over Judiciary

    Amid talk about recent amendments in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, what got missed was the fight over authority between the judiciary and the government, an issue on which the latter seems to have prevailed

    Put Own House In Order

    The recent Budget decision on super tax has already led to an outflow of dollars by foreign investors

    Tighter Grip

    The new CSR norms will force companies to focus on short-term projects
    The HubPiecing Together A Winning Strategy

    Piecing Together A Winning Strategy

    Winning strategies should have enough flexibility to stay relevant and evolve in a fast-changing environment

    "People Are Exaggerating EVs, But We Cannot Burn Fossil Fuels Like In The Past"

    It is very important for a country and its politicians to set the right targets. It has become clearer than ever that we (the automobile industry) have to contribute to fighting climate change: Volkmar Denner, the Global CEO of Bosch

    Losing Flavour

    Dairy cooperatives need to shed their political tone and focus on business to stay afloat

    Trade In Shackles

    Lack of competitiveness, paucity of risk capital, infrastructure issues and a strong rupee are preventing exports from taking off

    Mid-Flight Turbulence

    Is the truce between the warring co-founders of IndiGo for real?

    White Knight Or Great White Shark?

    In a fund starved market, private equity firms with oodles of cash are stepping in to pick up anything they can. But there are dangers

    The Sovereign Dilemma

    Even if the government decides to go ahead and issue sovereign bonds in foreign currency, its rising borrowings will continue to put pressure on liquidity in the domestic market
    Leadership SpotlightLeaderspeak

    Leaderspeak

    Harkirat Singh, MD, Aero Club (owns footwear major Woodland), entered the family business in 1993/94, scaled up the brand to Rs 1,250 crore and ventured into new categories
    Editors noteDeath Of A Coffee King

    Death Of A Coffee King

    Siddhartha is an extreme example of how using debt to fund expansions can undo you