Business Today India Magazine - October 18, 2020
Business Today India Magazine - October 18, 2020
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In this issue
Highlights of Business Today 18th October 2020, issue:The latest issue of Business Today magazine carries a cover story on 'Extreme Stress'
• India Inc. must brace up for large-scale ratings downgrade, defaults and assets sale. To know more read Extreme Stress.
• The economy has been going through a phase of stagflation. Here is what this means. Find out more at Stagflation, It is.
• The three new agriculture laws will shift the power centre of agriculture trading from established APMC markets to corporate players in a gradual manner. But will the transition be smooth? Find out more at Farm Truths.
• From a regional player till 2013 to 107 showrooms in 21 states in 2020, Kalyan Jewellers has come a long way. It is now looking to take on Tata Group's Tanishq for the No. 1 spot in the countrys organised retail jewellery segment. Find out more at Southern Might.
• Era Infra sees no immediate closure even after three years, as litigation and procedural delays slow down the insolvency process. Read more at Pending Resolution.
• Top honchos of India Inc. talk on steering businesses against adversity - and succeeding. To know more read Leadership Mantras.
All this and much more in the October 18th 2020 issue of Business Today. So buy now!
STAGFLATION, IT IS
The economy has been going through a phase of stagflation. Here is what this means
6 mins
Contentious Farm Bills
The three new agriculture laws will shift the power centre of agriculture trading from established APMC markets to corporate players in a gradual manner. But will the transition be smooth?
8 mins
EXTREME STRESS
INDIA INC. MUST BRACE UP FOR LARGE-SCALE RATINGS DOWNGRADE, DEFAULTS AND ASSETS SALE
10+ mins
CONSUMPTION GETS A BHARAT BOOST
FROM ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS, FURNITURE AND CARS TO APPAREL, FASHION ACCESSORIES AND FOOD, SMALLER TOWNS ARE OUTPACING METROS AND BIG CITIES IN CONSUMPTION REVIVAL. WILL THIS SUSTAIN?
10+ mins
SOUTHERN MIGHT
From a regional player till 2013 to 107 showrooms in 21 states in 2020, Kalyan Jewellers has come a long way. It is now looking to take on Tata Group’s Tanishq for the No. 1 spot in the country's organised retail jewellery segment
5 mins
Taking on the Chinese
GOVERNMENT WANTS TO PROMOTE THE DOMESTIC TELECOM EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY BY KEEPING OUT CHINESE VENDORS. BUT THAT'S EASIER SAID THAN DONE
10+ mins
Atma Nirbhar Bharat Is An Opportunity For Us
The 123-year-old Godrej & Boyce, which operates in 10 industries — from complex engineering solutions to consumer goods like appliances, furniture and security solutions — across five continents has had a change of guard. Ever since cousin Navroze Godrej, son of Chairman Jamshyd Godrej, relinquished his executive role at G&B in 2017, Nyrika Holkar, 38 has been in charge of the ₹11,500 crore engineering giant. Nyrika’s mother Smita Crishna is the sister of Jamshyd Godrej and owns a fifth of the Godrej empire. Nyrika herself is married to Yeshwant Rao Holkar, the scion of the erstwhile royal family of Indore. She talks to Nevin John about transforming the century-and-a-quarter old firm through customer centricity, digitisation and new technology: Edited excerpts:
7 mins
Business In The Cloud
Why traditional companies are adopting cloud applications in a big way
8 mins
Network
COOKING UP A STORM
3 mins
Best Advice I Ever Got
“AN ORGANISATION SHOULD BUILD EFFECTIVE WORK CULTURE FOR GROWTH ”
1 min
Business Today India Magazine Description:
Publisher: India Today Group
Category: Business
Language: English
Frequency: Fortnightly
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