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BUSINESS TODAY: January to June 2000

Business Today,  June 22,  2000June 22, 2000

Poached!
Caught unawares by a surging economy, companies are resorting to desperate measures to fill their ranks with the right kind of people. Beware! They could be on to your best employees.


Business Today,  June 7,  2000June 7, 2000

The New Lever
HLL's newest CEO M.S. Banga is concocting an ambitious recipe for growth. The ingredients? Entrepreneurship; services; rural markets; and plain old consumer insight. Plus: The Banga interview


Business Today,  May 22,  2000May 22, 2000

Where do you put your money?
Lemon! That’s what your investment could be. Stocks are capricious; debt, stolid; real-estate, shaky; and bullion, boring. How can you squeeze out the best returns?


Business Today,  May 7,  2000May 7, 2000

Meet Your New Broker
The mouse just swallowed the stock-broker--and the fat cat's margins. With Dalal Street booting up for e-broking, stock-selling and-buying is set to become faster, cheaper, and hassle-free for the small investor. How does it work, what are the risks, and what can you do about them? Click here for an exhaustive report.


Business Today,  April 22,  2000April 22, 2000

GE's Six Sigma Enigma
It's a coveted employer, and a heavyweight in a range of industries from financial service and medical equipment to aircraft engines and lighting. What makes GE the corporate powerhouse it is? It's the Six Sigma approach to business processes. Click here to find out how GE India's Scott Bayman has transplanted the culture of excellence in India.


Business Today,  April 7,  2000April 7, 2000

From Bricks To Clicks
The brick-and mortar enterprise is dead. It's the Net, which, with one click, has changed the way companies will now do business. BT scales the wall of traditional companies to investigate this transformation. All hail the brick-and-click corporation.


Business Today,  March 22,  2000March 22, 2000

Restructuring For Excellence
It's the largest-ever change-initiative at the 132-year-old Tata Group. Chairman Ratan Tata is implementing the Tata Business Excellence Model across 107 group companies. BT examines the mechanics of change at India's largest business group.


Business Today,  March 7, 2000March 7, 2000

Missing The Millennium Moment
Will Budget: 2000 end up being an insignificant footnote in the roadmap to reform? Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha's third budget has more than just belied the high level of expectations. There is a historic opportunity that it has squandered.


Business Today,  February 22,  2000February 22, 2000

The Wealth Creators
The BT-Stern Stewart EVA ranking of 500 companies. Why is India's largest private sector company, Reliance, and EVA destroyer? Plus: How did India's most valuable PSUs perform in terms of their EVA?.


Business Today,  February 7, 2000February 7, 2000

Logistics Leadership
Combining the insights of strategy with the nuts and bolts of operations, logistics--the science of delivering your components and your products to the right place, at the right time, in the right quantity--is the global, Net-enabled corporation's next source of competitive advantage. All your competencies and efficiencies ride on those trucks and planes and ships. BT transfers the lessons from India's logistics leaders.


Business Today,  January 22,  2000January 22, 2000

Living With The Bulls!
As herds of bulls thunder across the world's stockmarkets--from the US and Europe to the emerging markets in Asia and Japan--a new market order is getting established. With the global economy more integrated than ever before, the correlation between different stockmarkets is much higher. Prices on the NASDAQ could affect not only the Footsie, but the Hang Seng--and even the BSE Sensex. BT looks at the new rold of the global stockmarkets.


Business Today,  January 7, 2000January 7, 2000

The Millennial Value Chain
The Twenty One A(cademic)s, B(usinessperson)s, & C(onsultant)s of Managing in the 21st Century.

 

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