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November 19, 2024
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Arthur Schopenhauer’s statement in the title is unquestionably appropriate for Ratan Tata. This book is about a great modern Indian business leader, Ratan TataFebruary 10, 2025
30 January 2025
Emeritus Professor of Anglia Ruskin University UK, Peter Woolliams avers in his foreword to a book, “It is well known that most mergers and acquisitionsMay 26, 2025
17th may 2025
My deep commitment to purposeful deergha ayush enterprise is rooted in their significant social value in addition to their economic value.August 11, 2025
11th Aug 2025.
Multinational companies (MNCs) are actively interested in building a substantial business in a growing India. This was not so some decades ago becauseSeptember 20, 2025
20th Sept 2025
The Anglo-Saxon mindset still entertains the Milton Friedman doctrine of business being solely for shareholder profit.October 3, 2019
30th, September 2019 FOUNDING FUEL
Ethics can be learnt, though it may be considered difficult to teach. What matters is the kind of experiences young managers are exposed to.October 2, 2016
2nd October 2016, ECONOMIC TIMES
On Gandhi’s birth anniversary and as the government designs its global communications after the horrific Uri incident, I am tempted to recall Gandhi’s response in the face of great provocation.September 20, 2016
20th September 2016, ECONOMIC TIMES
The Hindu belief is that we are born with an opening balance sheet of good and bad deeds, karma. We don’t know the balance sheet, so we get on with our lives. Through life’s actions, further good and bad deeds occur along with their consequences.August 28, 2016
28th August 2016, ECONOMIC TIMES
The World Economic Forum places India at number 91 in readiness to transform intoa digitalised economy. Notwithstanding this poor ranking, the government’s Digital India idea is futuristic and compelling. The plan comprises three components: creation of a digital infrastructure, delivering services digitally and digital literacy.