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How much control do we really have over the decisions we make? Not much, says a new book by Dan Ariely
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25 Companies that kept employees smiling even in the slowdown
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The downturn is taking its toll and layoffs are common.But the 25 Outlook Business-Hewitt Associates Best Employers are finding smart ways to keep workforce morale high
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It’s no accident that people like working for them. It’s no accident that they are coping with the downturn better. Five practices that make them Best Employers
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How 25 winners were picked from 230 companies that took part in the study
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It’s a bleak market characterised by layoffs and freeze on recruitments. Still, there are companies that have situations vacant—by the thousands
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Legally, the ‘hire and fire’ doctrine doesn’t apply to India. Practically, though, it does
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Ten things to do when there’s less work in the office and more time on your hands
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John Krenicki, Vice-Chairman, President & CEO, GE Energy Infrastructure
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Tata Motors' ingenious Nano booking scheme should fix its cash crunch this year
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The hop to South Africa would have been a setback for the franchises. But with the new, improved TV deal, they are back on the ball
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The slowdown in only in big cities. The hinterland is still spending. And marketers have caught on
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Meet Arun Alagappan, the horse aficio nado.
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The imbroglio over the Tatas’ Dhamra port in Orissa shows why coastal development needs an integrated approach
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A desire to usher in change has made Captain Gopinath and Meera Sanyal contest the polls. But will their reputations as corporate leaders help them at the hustings?
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Finally, stock markets around the world saw a rebound, sparking off a flurry of optimistic views from pundits
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He has one of the most unenviable jobs in the world, but he has the skills to turn Citi around—if he can hold on to his job
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Contract renegotiations are likely to dent India’s outsourcing dreams
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