Management - general
The case for not taxing multinationals
24 May 2018
Taxing MNEs' profits, as currently done, wastes resources and is detrimental to global welfare, a new study argues, and suggests we should, instead, tax dividends and sales
The evolution of conflict resolution
19 May 2018
Why some people resist authority
15 May 2018
How pharma companies can help safeguard intellectual property when expanding into risky countries
09 May 2018
Why have all Western-owned digital firms failed in China?
26 Apr 2018
Government censorship and cultural differences are not the only reasons for digital organisations such as Amazon, Google and Uber failing in China
Former foreign secretary S Jaishankar is now Tata Group’s corporate head
24 Apr 2018
In his new role S Jaishankar will be responsible for the Tata group’s global corporate affairs and international strategy development and Tata Sons’ international offices will report to him
Dual-class firms have higher market valuations close to IPO that drop over next six years, study
21 Apr 2018
Infosys making small sacrifices for big gains in future, says CEO
18 Apr 2018
Salil Parekh said Infosys is investing heavily in advanced technologies, including cloud computing and the Internet of Things, that would open a potential market of $200 billion, but he said, the returns would take time to materialise
Are millennials taking over the supply chain?
17 Apr 2018
Study suggests ways to close CEO pay gap
13 Apr 2018
Green technologies are eco-friendly and profit-friendly
06 Apr 2018
Researchers say companies that invest in their own green technologies can operate in more environmentally sustainable ways without hurting profits
IBBI chief warns of action against errant bankers, company directors in insolvency cases
05 Apr 2018
VIP Industries Ltd elevates Sudip Ghose as CEO
04 Apr 2018
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