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Govindraj Ethiraj | 05/15/2012 | 0 comments
Apple will bring in close to Rs 130,000 crore of revenue from China in 2012. Apart from the massive consumption frenzy, what does this tell us about consumer behaviour, particularly at times when there is perceived political uncertainty
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The real impact of Union Budget 2012 on the individual wallet can only be felt now, as the various Service Tax components and the State Budget measures roll out. Its mostly bad news, except perhaps in one case.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 03/15/2012 | 2 comments
The Trinamool Congress may gain political capital by saying its DNA does not allow prices to rise. But by selling this perpetual dream to voters is unfair, economically and socially.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 03/09/2012 | 5 comments
Indian CEOs are unlikely to bite the bait of appearing in reality shows like Undercover Boss. But this show's big plus is to get you closer to your own people, particularly in difficult times. That's something every business leader should appreciate.
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 02/20/2012 | 1 comments
Kingfisher has demonstrated that for all the front-end glamour, Indian businesses are still running on jugaad mode in the back-end. This damages not just the brand's image but also questions Indian companies' ability to run world class service operations that put customer above all.
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India's massive skilling shortages can be fixed somewhat if the skills themselves were made more glamorous.
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Financial Identity makes more sense than Financial Inclusion. It changes the way the providers as well as the recipients look at a host of services ran
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Govindraj Ethiraj | 01/12/2012 | 9 comments
The next generation of inheritors have arrived on India's corporate scene. But arriving and being allowed to run a business are two different things. Particularly when many fathers (mostly) are not, for a variety of reasons, letting go of control
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As we enter 2012 and beyond, my bet is that more and more Government-owned or managed networks will start talking to each other. Which allows me, in theory, to punt on what some big 'uncool' utility applications could be.
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 May 15, 2012 13:55 pm by Rajat
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Here again due to our cultural pattern rich kids sometimes get their parents business easily and think also that it is a matter of time when they will become CEO or MD.Strong promoter holding and relatively week corporate goverance and shareholders activism is probably the reason.
May 13, 2012 13:18 pm by Shiddu Mageppa
Hi, I read your blog. But yet to understand what is the difference between FInclusion and FIdentity.
April 10, 2012 23:04 pm by Ashish Jaiswal
Commented on Union Budget 2012 - Who Really Bit The Bullet ?
the state of Goa has only 7 petrol pumps compared to Maharashtra or UP who have over 3000 petrol pumps. How much Pannikar is shelling out is miniscule. So what is done there can't b compared to other states. What the govt. should do is to try getting more people in the tax net. This way they can wor...
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March 27, 2012 09:18 am by Ritu Kant Ojha
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I think it is fair for the old guard to let new generation work harder and earn their position rather than demand it. There are thousands of management graduates that pass out every year from ivy league management institutes globally but how many get a relatively senior position as first job? Obviou...
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