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Numbers Game: Data Wars

EVEN AS THE Indian automobile industry grapples with an unprecedented demand slowdown, a war over data has ensued between two industry bodies—Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) that represents OEMs (original equipment makers) and Federation of Automotive Dealers Federation (FADA), the body of over 15,000 dealers.

Time To Give Back

Alumni engagement is increasing in leading B-schools, at times going beyond financial help.

The Class Divide

The last decade has seen proliferation of IIMs. Not all are equally equipped to make a mark.

B-Schools Are Trying To Fix The Gender Gap In Their Classrooms

B-schools are trying to fix the gender gap in their classrooms.

India Should Not Rely On Catching Companies Moving Out Of China

In almost 50 years of existence, the Switzerland-based World Economic Forum (WEF) has been a sought after networking platform for global leaders in business, politics and civil society. The organisation remains relevant even in today’s digitally networked world. In an exclusive interview with Business Today’s Rajeev Dubey and Joe C. Mathew, WEF Founder Chairman Klaus Schwab explains why, despite multiple doomsday predictions, he believes the global economy will not go into recession. More importantly, who could emerge as winners and losers from the global economic slowdown.

Management Development Programme: Custom Made

Companies are opting for customised management training programmes for employees.

Ahead Of The Curve

To cater to the business needs of the new-age manager, B-schools are busy experimenting with a mix of offerings other than just adding electives.

Surviving Slowdown

Leading B-schools are confident that the economic slowdown will not hit them, but other schools are concerned.

Live Life Rent Size

Leasing of high-end products and services is a growing business.

Quest For Immortality

The super-rich are pumping enormous amounts of money into research that will extend life– and keep death at bay for a long, long time…

India Now Makes Some Of The Best Single Malts In The World

India now makes some of the best single malts in the world.

The Green Pledge

Clean and green beauty is gaining traction in India, driving a shift towards natural, sustainable and cruelty-free products.

To The Edge Of The World

The market for cruises is growing on the back of new launches and travellers’ desire to move beyond conventional holidaying.

Stuff Of Dreams

Customisation is the order of the day as brands embrace the power of experiential luxury.

Clear And Present Danger

The centre's, as well as the states'Liabilities, are riding at an alarming rate.

Beware Of The Voice Trap

Voice interactions are most convenient, but they could also lead to privacy breach and fake information.

Battle For Mumbai Airport

GVK is trying to retain its hold on its crown jewel, the Mumbai International Airport, even as the Adani Group eyes a stake in it. The battle has just begun.

“EVs Will At Most Lead To Slowdown In Growth Of Oil Demand”

Oil prices will stay moderate, around $60 a barrel, in the next few quarters and OPEC’s further “possible” cuts in oil supply will not create an upward pressure on prices, according to International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Fatih Birol. Birol, who was in India recently, spoke to Anilesh S. Mahajan about the global energy market and the future of energy in big consumer markets such as India. Edited excerpts:

What Every First-Time Team Leader Should Know

Being a first-time manager can seem daunting. But there are a few things you need to keep in mind while transitioning from an individual contributor to a leader.

When Tech Keeps You Safe

An online marketplace uses tech filters to protect users from scammers and miscreants.

Drug Sales Picking Up

Pharmaceutical sales in the country are picking after a few months of degrowth, thanks to demand for drugs during the monsoon.

Dress Up, Dazzle And Tuck In!

Take your pick from designer labels, fine jewellery and classic cuisines.

Love Reading? Get Free Books

In a digital-first world, an e-book is easily your best friend, but getting millions of them for free is a bibliophile’s dream come true.

Don't Let Change Take You By Surprise

As companies and individuals struggle to cope with a fast-changing, tech-driven economy, the future of businesses, and that of work, seems bleak. But Beth Comstock, former Vice Chair of General Electric, believes in reinvention and remains undaunted in the face of change. During her recent visit to India, she talked to Business Today’s Sanghamitra Mandal about her first book Imagine It Forward (penned with Tahl Raz), what it takes to become a change-maker, how organisations can survive uncertain times and future of jobs. Edited excerpts:

Great Real Estate Deals Just For You

Real estate sales are yet to pick up. The market is throwing up some great deals that you can go for.

Work Buddy

FOR DECADES, the MS Office has been synonymous with work applications for handling documentation, numbers and presentations.

Time For Capex Cut

MANUFACTURING companies, which announced big expansion plans in the last one year, are now reducing their capital expenditure plans, especially after vehicle sales crashed 23.55 per cent in August—the steepest fall since tracking of wholesale vehicle sales started in 1997/98.

The Conversation Builder

THE NOIDA-BASED COMPANY’S CONVERSATIONAL AI PLATFORM IS AUTOMATING AND IMPROVING FRONTLINE CUSTOMER CARE.

Staring Down The Furnace

THE STEEL INDUSTRY IS FEELING THE PINCH OF THE PROTRACTED SLOWDOWN IN CONSTRUCTION AND AUTO SECTORS, TWO OF ITS BIGGEST CLIENTS. WILL IT BE THE NEXT DOMINO TO FALL?

Money Matters

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