The Indian real estate market; gold prices; Dalda's image makeover; and Abu Dhabi semiconductors
It’s time to turn management education on its head. Students must learn that intuition will serve them better than economic theories based on rational behaviour
Jaganmohan Reddy’s CM aspirations haven’t gone down well with the Congress
Both IIM-A and Harvard Business School use case studies as a key learning aid. But they do it differently. A professor recounts how, from first-hand experience.
It took a giant financial blowout for B-schools to wake up to the fact that they too needed to reinvent, but change is finally afoot.
A 100 per cent placement record is not something that the IIMs claim with any pride. This year they should, because it was hard work
Meet two of India’s new breed of education entrepreneurs: Lovely group and the Chitkaras. They’ve learnt their lessons without many degrees, and know how to cater to their market, be it the students or their potential employers
Rajarhat New Town is billed as the face of modern Bengal. But it’s a façade for injustices that cancelling an odd infotech park cannot undo
Nearly 50 suicides and 300 heart attacks. It’s the toll news of YSR’s death has taken in the state
Some nightclub owners in India still have rich tributes to offer the Raj. By declaring Thursday nights expat nights, for example.