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Sometimes, to stay afloat, a company has to let some of its parts go. Ram Charan tells how to do it
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...Rakesh Mohan explains monetary policy well, but the pieces lack currency
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Companies know how they want to shape their employees. Increasingly, they are doing this by designing courses with institutes
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Indian companies are going global. So are their senior managements, with trips to the cathedrals of learning
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Full-time MBA courses build the brand. It’s the executive programmes that bring in the money
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Technical skills from inside, managerial skills from outside—for IT companies, that is the way to stay abreast
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They work, they play, they study. Juggling all three is an art in time management, and they grin and groan through it
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Everyone comes out ahead with executive education: working managers, their employers and B-schools. Especially when the economic mood is grim
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A listing of the best courses in India and abroad for working professionals and corporates
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What four RBI Governors have to say about the monetary policy
response to the current global economic crisis
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Central banks are struggling to formulate policy in a globalised world
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The Jet-Kingfisher marriage, announced with much fanfare, is yet to be consummated
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With ATMs that are one-fourth the cost of regular ones, Vortex Engineering is looking to crack the rural market
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Bharat Banka, MD & CEO, Aditya Birla Private Equity
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Achutuni Sreenivasa Murty, CEO, Satyam Computer Services
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In these difficult times, companies need to step off the gas and still stay in the running. Their PE partners can help them strike this balance
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For executive education to work, the top management has to demonstrate an enduring commitment and belief in leadership development
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Sporting events, across the world, are feeling the slowdown.The Indian Premier League, however, is looking good for a second blast
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The days of space being the preserve of governments are over. Private companies are ready to launch space tourism—and they have new frontiers in their sights
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Self-publishing firms are growing fast, watered by the creative urge of wannabe writers ignored by mainstream publishers
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They are poles apart in the things they do and the way they do things. But while Niret (left) and Nikhil Alva are different on the surface, there is a deep bond that binds them within. Ajita Shashidar finds out how they complement each other so well
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The world over, government spending is seen as the key to economic revival. But India will find it hard to pay the bills
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Key promises this government made five years ago. What it delivered and what it didn’t
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His experience in growth markets and the telecom sector makes him a smart choice to helm Vodafone Essar
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A poll of 34 speakers at the annual Nasscom leadership summit reveals some fault lines in the Indian IT services growth story
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Alarming statistics on pledged promoter shares have emerged
after Sebi made it mandatory for companies to disclose details of such transactions
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DLF and Unitech have completed the first round of debt restructuring. But they’re still on shaky ground
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The protectionist wave sweeping across the world is giving Indian IT companies sleepless nights
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The five DTH players will lose Rs 4,000 crore next year, but they are not worried. Or, is it just brave posturing?
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