Management - general
Study finds reasoning scores lowest among MBAs
07 Aug 2012
An all-India study of marks obtained by 2,264 MBAs across 29 cities who sat for tests conducted by recruiting companies found their employability a mere 21 per cent
Cisco Systems to eliminate 1,300 jobs
25 Jul 2012
Maruti to stay put in Manesar, may sack workers
24 Jul 2012
Murdoch quits UK newspapers’ boards before News Corp split
23 Jul 2012
Media baron Rupert Murdoch's boardroom exits are seen as a corporate housecleaning exercise prior to News Corp's proposed two-way split of its global empire
British Gas to move more jobs to India
21 Jul 2012
Kamath prods Infosys to make large acquisitions
25 Jun 2012
Infosys's first non-promoter chairman K V Kamath has nudged the company’s top leadership to use the company’s huge cash pile for expansion through acquisitions
Vijay Mallya and Kishore Biyani: a tale of two entrepreneurs
22 Jun 2012
Vijay Mallya and Kishore Biyani are among the best known entrepreneurs in India, but both of them are now going through hard times. Their response to the grave challenges that threaten their businesses hold great lessons to young entrepreneurs on how to handle a severe crisis and, more importantly, how not to. By Vivek Sharma
TCS to pay Rs8 crore commission to Ratan Tata
21 Jun 2012
Don’t reappoint Infosys auditor, consultancy firm tells shareholders
09 Jun 2012
Ahead of the Infosys AGM today, Institutional Investors Advisory Services, an Indian corporate consultancy firm, has advised investors to vote against a resolution seeking the reappointment firm’s statutory auditor
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