
True business leadership lies in pursuing a higher purpose than merely obtaining a larger monetary valuation of the business
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True business leadership lies in pursuing a higher purpose than merely obtaining a larger monetary valuation of the business
Technological progress is changing the nature of work in ways we don’t realize. For India’s push into manufacturing to be successful, we need to prepare for manufacturing as it will be five years from now
How can one be sure of India's future trajectory? This extract from chapter 7 in Arun Maira's book, 'An Upstart in Government', explains three scenarios that sketch out what the condition of the country will be if the forces that affect it play out
Are they the first signs of a bursting bubble or that the start-up ecosystem is robust and can make midcourse corrections?
Some reflections on a recent trip to China: The Indian growth story is opening some more doors, the impact of the slowdown is showing in wage rates and costs, and there's a concerted move to clean-up
The owner of KFC and Pizza Hut, once the darling of China's fast food sector, has lost substantial ground due to repeated scandals and plain brand fatigue. Post its split from the parent Yum Brands, can Yum China get its mojo back?
In his new book, 'Superforecasting’, Philip Tetlock looks at those who get it right and how they do it
Greed was always omnipresent. What worries me is that it has permeated places that I thought unassailable. Like the middle class which always placed a premium on Goddess Saraswati over all else.
In an interesting new book, ‘The Silo Effect’, financial journalist Gillian Tett points out that how you are structured influences how you look at the world and how you approach problems.
McKinsey's Erik Roth says any company can have one-off wins, but the real challenge is how do you do it on a continual basis?
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