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Business Today, July 22, 2000Too Much On His Plate
Subhash Chandra is a worried man. His English channels haven't worked. His sports channel probably won't. And his satellite telephony project and other convergence initiatives will require an investment of at least Rs 3,000 crore. To become the media mogul he wants to be, Chandra will have to weather the biggest crisis of his career.

Corporates

L&T's New Architecture
The demerger of its cement division, a foray into a e-space, and a portfolio restructuring exercise are all part of CEO A.M. Naik's gameplan to unlock the company's hidden value.

The Great Cyber Rush
Low entry barriers, synergies with existing businesses, and the lure of greater valuations are prompting several old groups and companies to venture into new economy ventures.

The All New Tata Power
It's about time. With a merger of its power companies, the Tata Group kicks off its power-sector initiatives. And there's new-e in its plans too.

BPCL in Revamp Mode
Post an internal restructuring exercise, a lean and mean BPCL considers itself capable of facing the challenges that will come its way when the GoI's oil sector restructuring gets under way.

Nagarjuna's Next-Step Blues
With margins falling in its flagship fertiliser business, the Nagarjuna group's forays into steel, power, and refining could be slow off the mark.

GCI Remixed
Leveraging the treasure trove that its music archives are, the country's oldest music company is composing a new tune to the tap the global, regional, and on-line markets.

Bajaj Under Pressure
Faced with falling marketshares in its scooters and motorcycles businesses, the once-undisputed czar of two-wheelers is under pressure to redraft its success-strategy.

Interview
Branson-Talk
An evening with Virgin's Richard Branson.

Policy Watch
A Slick Solution
The GoI's oil sector restructuring looks logical on paper. Now, if only the implementation can be as smooth.

Features
The Good Times Are Back!
The urban upwardly mobile are on a buying spree that is
accelerated by easy access to financing options. Is this the beginning of the next consumer boom?

Women In The Hot-seat
Changes in the social and organisational milieu will soon see women breaching the corporate glass ceiling in greater numbers and far more regularly than they have so far. Yes Ma'am.

Piping Dreams
The first mile is where the action is, as companies--public sector and private, old economy and new go about building cross-country high-bandwidth communication back-bones.

In Defence of Paswan
A beleagured communications minister, Ram Vilas Paswan, defends himself. His take: DoT will be corporatised by October, and he is a real reformer.

Personal Finance
A US-64 Catechism
Kintu Kher, a primary school teacher worried about poor US-64 returns, turns to the financial whiz --'Pennywise' Prabhu.

Off With The Old And (trade-) In With The New
All you ever wanted to know about trade-ins, but never quite managed to get under one roof. A BT bare-it-all.

Case Game
The Case Of Vendor Development
Will vendor-development improve quality standards for Total Industries--BT's fictional firm" Godrej Soaps' M.P. Pusalkar, NITIE's Thomas Mathew, and Ernst & Young's S. Shankarnarayanan debate. A BT Case Study. Send us your solution which scrutinises the problems in companies like yours. We'll showcase the best solutions on-line.



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