Management - general
Coca-Cola plans to cuts costs by $3 bn a year
22 Oct 2014
Coca-Cola plans to cut costs by $3 billion a year following dismal sales and flat volume growth
Apple Inc, Facebook to help female employees freeze their eggs
15 Oct 2014
Egg freezing is a costly but increasingly popular option for women who want to delay child bearing
Fast, cheap, and under control
By By Peter Dizikes | MIT News Office | 11 Oct 2014
A new book, The Innovator’s Hypothesis, argues that inexpensive, employee-driven business experiments can help drive innovation.
Bharti Airtel appoints former Nigerian chief justice as chairman, Airtel Nigeria
10 Oct 2014
Telecom service provider Bharti Airtel, which has operations across 20 countries in Asia and Africa, has appointed retired Justice Alfa Belgore as chairman of Airtel Nigeria
United Spirits shareholders stand by troubled Vijay Mallya
01 Oct 2014
Despite warnings from credit rating agencies, shareholders of United Spirits Ltd re-elected Vijay Mallya unopposed as chairman
Importance of boardroom diversity, adaptability
01 Oct 2014
Corporate board members should embrace digital technology, harness risks and diversify their boards if they want to seize new opportunities and help the companies they serve succeed in the digital world, say corporate executives at the 12th annual Corporate Governance Conference held at University of Texas at Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management
Don’t reappoint Mallya, advisory firms urge USL shareholders
20 Sep 2014
Proxy advisory firm Institutional Investor Advisory Services has advised shareholders against the reappointment of chairman Vijay Mallya at United Spirits
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison steps aside, Safra Catz, Mark Hurd appointed co-CEOs
19 Sep 2014
Oracle said yesterday that its co-founder Larry Ellison would relinquish his role as chief executive and become the software giant’s executive chairman and chief technology officer
"Rules of the game was a tongue in cheek title": Dr Sumit Chowdhury
16 Sep 2014
Dr Sumit Chowdhury, president, Reliance JioInfocom, and author of the book Rules of the Game, and an avid marathon runner and a cyclist who has several runs and long distance cycling trips to his credit, a musician and an artist, talks to Swetha Amit about learning to manage ones career as a game
12 Indian firms in Forbes’ Asia-Pacific ‘best companies’ list
02 Sep 2014
HDFC Bank, India's second-largest private sector bank, has made it to the list eight times, more than any other company since Forbes started compiling the Asia-Pacific list in 2005
Lever, TCS top 5 Indian firms on Forbes ‘most innovative’ list
21 Aug 2014
Apart from Hindustan Unilever and TCS, L&T, Sun Pharma and Bajaj Auto rank among the world's 100 most innovative companies that investors think are most likely to "generate big, new growth ideas"
Abusive leadership infects entire team
21 Aug 2014
Top HSBC directors receive shares worth over £7 mn
14 Aug 2014
According to HSBC the shares formed part of a fixed remuneration package for the staff involved
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