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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.

Unplugged
He's a management thinker with a difference. Meet Charles Handy, a management guru who believes there's life beyond profits.

Corpitch
The Haldia Petrochemicals project took off this month. But will it make it big in the crowded industry.

Investigation
SAIL's CEO Arvind Pande blames the modernisation plans of his predecessors for the company's ills. But the buck-passing isn't helping.

Compsurvey
Junior management salaries are headed up, thanks to better entry-level wages and the recovery. But so is the demand for better skills.

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