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Dozens of businesses and a concerned government get down to training
India.
Saumya Bhattacharya and
Shamni Pande join the dots on India's
skilling revolution.
Indian investors have always believed in bank deposits. Now mutual fund
houses are trying to woo them through customised schemes.
Skill and labour shortages are starting to cause economic pain in Tamil
Nadu and Kerala, which go to the polls in mid-April. The DMK has turned
Tamil Nadu into a deficit welfare state, while tourism is dropping off
and West Asia turmoil is imperilling remittances in Kerala.
The authors find some order in the universe of leadership, says Somnath Dasgupta.
Rajat Gupta
, 62, was one of the first Indians to break the race barrier at a
global consultancy firm when he was appointed Managing Director of
McKinsey & Company in 1997.
Managing Partner of Baring Private Equity Partners (India) Pvt. Ltd Rahul Bhasin talks about his leadership style.
After the failed Parkway bid last year, Singh brothers of Fortis bounce
back with a spate of global buys. Can they lead in the Asian healthcare
market?
Arvind P. Datar says every budget in our country seems to pursue a single-minded agenda of raising the tax rates without any concern for the manufacturing and service sectors.
Companies seek specific traits and attitudes in new hires. Do you have it in you?
Alto is the world's largest selling hatchback, no mean feat for a car in its 10th year.
Business Today's cover package Budget Deficit (March 20) has given an unbiased report on the Budget 2011-2012, unlike leading newspapers.
Discover your city on bicycle. Tour operators are springing up to help you do so.
In the nine months since the iPad's initial launch, Apple had sold 15 million of them. With net
sales totalling Rs 41,400 crore, iPads accounted for 90 per cent of the tablet market. But will Google's Android operating system prove a spoiler for the iPad 2?
Hit by the Forest Conservation Act, ITC chose the difficult option of farm forestry and came up trumps.
The India Country Office's director of Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation writes on why philanthropy should be strategic, and the
cause is dearest to his heart.
