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The Tough Get Going
Rajeev Dubey
New Delhi, October 14, 2019
Just as we strive harder to innovate, India's business schools are innovating, too. BT's Special Issue on India's Best B-schools makes its way in one of the toughest economic environments in decades
The Constellation
BusinessToday.In
New Delhi, September 30, 2019
BT honours rising stars and women who made a mark in business
Changing Tastes
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, September 30, 2019
The super rich around the world are putting big money behind research that will make them live longer and healthier, and allow them to continue shaping the destinies of organisations and countries
Business Today honours 'Most Powerful Women' who broke the glass ceiling in corporate India
Sonal Khetarpal
Mumbai, September 19, 2019
In her keynote address \"The Glass is more than Half full\", Zia Mody, Founder and Managing Partner, said as more and more women are joining the boards it creates a ripple effect and gets more women leaders to workplace
The Obstacles
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, September 16, 2019
Despite the number of studies showing more women joining the workplace is good both for the bottom lines of corporations as well as for the country's economy as a whole, the overall representation of women in organisations has been inching up at a snail's pace, bar in a few enlightened firms
Economic crisis: Why turning on the consumption tap will not be easy
Prosenjit Datta
September 9, 2019
Why getting consumption growth back on track will be more difficult than simply reducing taxes or interest rates
The Tyranny Of Debt
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, September 2, 2019
Debt is not a bad thing when used judiciously to build assets and grow a business. But if the cost of funds become higher than the value it is creating, it becomes a problem
Pain Of Debt
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, September 2, 2019
Government, corporates and even households are deep in debt. In a slowing economy this could only escalate
What RBI surplus bonanza tells about government finances
Prosenjit Datta
August 29, 2019
The government cannot stop or slow down spending - the economy is already losing steam with exports, private consumption and private sector investment slowing down
Small, Vulnerable But Beautiful
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, August 19, 2019
Despite the disruptions and problems, some SMEs have managed to perform exceptionally well in the past few years, and we take a look at them in this issue
Trade In Shackles
Joe C Mathew
New Delhi, August 5, 2019
Lack of competitiveness, paucity of risk capital, infrastructure issues and a strong rupee are preventing exports from taking off
Death Of A Coffee King
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, August 5, 2019
Siddhartha is an extreme example of how using debt to fund expansions can undo you
The Funds Crunch
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 22, 2019
The credit crisis is bothering economists, bankers, businessmen, ministers and bureaucrats alike
The Incremental Budget
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 8, 2019
The short-term idea the government had come up with just before the election was to directly give Rs 6,000 to each land-owning farmer in three tranches in a year
Dream On Budget
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 8, 2019
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharamans Budget is long on promises but short on ideas about fulfilling them
Budget 2019: Old wine in old bottles
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 5, 2019
Despite the list of achievements of Modi 1.0 that Sitharaman talked about, and the new targets she laid out - in terms of piped water to rural households, a common power grid etc - there was actually no tough decision or new idea that the Finance Minister announced
CEA Subramanian toes government line, more or less
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 4, 2019
The focus of the chapters in the Economic Survey 2019 is interesting, both for what they talk about and also for what they omit to discuss
Budget 2019: Nirmala Sitharaman's PSU problem
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, July 3, 2019
Union Budget 2019: Even as we head for the first Budget of Prime Minister Modi's second term, news is coming out that the government is planning to help Air India and telecom PSU siblings, BSNL and MTNL, raise massive debt in order to keep them running
Budget 2019 should address issues in agriculture, infra, exports, financial services and taxation
Team BT
New Delhi, June 24, 2019
Agriculture, infrastructure, exports, financial services and taxation are some of the critical sectors that need immediate attention. The 2019 Budget needs to address these concerns
Budget 2019: Govt should find long-term solutions to the economy's structural problems
Prosenjit Datta
New Delhi, June 24, 2019
The government should use its massive mandate to find long-term solutions to the economy's structural problems
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