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Bharti Airtel - Rider of the boom
Rishi Joshi and Amit Mukherjee
March 5, 2008
By turning its weaknesses into virtues, Bharti changed the telecom industry paradigm. Result: In a booming industry, it’s still ahead of the pack.
Boom, boom
Amit Mukherjee
February 18, 2008
India will spend between $25 billion (Rs 1 lakh crore) and $35 billion (Rs 1.4 lakh crore) by 2012 to buy several high tech and big ticket armaments for the defence forces. No wonder every arms merchant worth its trigger is pitching its wares at the Defence Expo being held in New Delhi from February 16. Here's a look at the shopping list.
The devil in derivatives
Amit Mukherjee
February 5, 2008
Do you make use of futures and options in your strategy? Watch out; the turnaround is unpredictable.
Realty dreams
Amit Mukherjee
February 4, 2008
Property prices are beginning to correct in some cities.
Beat the burnout blues
Amit Mukherjee
December 12, 2007
India Inc. is in the growth mode. The massive opportunity has, however, brought along excessive workload and unrealistic targets. Result: the workforce is falling prey to burnout.
On Verizon's horizon
Amit Mukherjee
December 10, 2007
The international long-distance (ILD) telephony market in India is set to swell further with another global giant, Verizon Business, a unit of US communications service provider Verizon Communications, declaring its intentions by applying for an entry licence.
Mobile sales reach a high
Amit Mukherjee
December 10, 2007
Mobile phone sales have sky rocketed. The worldwide sales to end users in the third quarter of 2007 reached 289 million units, a 15 per cent increase over the figures for the corresponding period last year.
SEZ area may be unbound
Amit Mukherjee
December 10, 2007
You could ascribe it to the lobbying power of industry or the evolving nature of government policy but SEZ norms are in for amendments.
Queueing up
Amit Mukherjee
November 28, 2007
Over the last one year, the problem was one of freeing air waves from the defence forces to improve civilian telecom services. Even as this problem is being resolved, there is a new one—that of allocation.
M-ads are coming of age
Amit Mukherjee
November 28, 2007
It may be irritating for many consumers, but even as many of us frown when we receive SMS ads on our phones, advertisers say there is great potential in this new medium. Mobile advertising or Mads is the new buzzword in the Indian marketing sphere.
Indians pay very high taxes
Amit Mukherjee
November 28, 2007
According to Mercer’s Worldwide Individual Tax Comparator Report, Indians pay much higher taxes than their Asian counterparts.
Carrefour's Wal-Mart act
Amit Mukherjee
November 27, 2007
More than two years after IT started scoping out the Indian market, French retail giant Carrefour has finally found a way to get started without hitting the foreign direct investment (FDI) hurdle.
Telecom's policy pitfalls
Amit Mukherjee
November 27, 2007
What’s the surest way to ensure that India misses its telecom target of 500 million wireless connections by 2010? Just continue waffling about spectrum, infrastructure and rural connectivity as we currently are.
Cross connections
By Amit Mukherjee
November 13, 2007
Spectrum delayed is growth denied—that may be exactly the thought running through the minds of some of the country’s biggest telecom czars, as well as the 46 promoters who have applied for new licences and spectrum.
The man who would be king
Amit Mukherjee
November 13, 2007
Anil Agarwal has shot to fame over the past 15 years. Like all first-generation entrepreneurs, he started small and turned his metals trading business into a conglomerate of copper, zinc and aluminium assets. Sometime back, he raised $825 million (Rs 3,300 crore) by listing his Vedanta Resources on the London Stock Exchange.
Steel prices head north
Amit Mukherjee
November 12, 2007
Steel prices are rising again. Reacting to an over 40 per cent rise in freight and other input costs, public sector steel majors, Steel Authority of India (SAIL) and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam (RINL), have hiked prices for the third successive month.
Now, a GPS-based navigator
Amit Mukherjee
November 12, 2007
MapmyIndia Navigator, a GPS-based real-time turn-by-turn navigation device with visual map guidance and voice instructions that can operate across India and help people to reach their destinations.
Indians get best increment
Amit Mukherjee
November 12, 2007
This could be another reason why global workers might just want to relocate to India.
Science grads make the cut
By Amit Mukherjee
October 30, 2007
A recent survey by US firm PayScale says Masters degree holders in pure science streams, engineers and even Science and Commerce graduates are fast closing the gap and, in some cases, even earning more than management grads.
India Inc. most worried about corruption
By Amit Mukherjee
October 30, 2007
Indian companies are in expansion mode and are mobilising money hand over fist to fund their ambitions.
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