 Toyota
Revs Up
Barely two years after it
entered the Indian market with a winning multi-utility vehicle, the
Japanese auto giant is talking of producing a million vehicles by 2010 and
dominating a third of the car market in India. On the cards: a slew of
launches, including a new sub-compact that is expected to rake in the
numbers. A BT exclusive.Editorial
A Virtuous Insularity
Features
The
New UTI
Two months after he took
over the embattled mutual fund behemoth, chairman M. Damodaran is beefing
up internal systems and making UTI more customer friendly. But with just a
year to go in the top job, he’s fast running out of time.
Just
Desserts
Fierce competition and
unprecedented pressure on the bottomline are taking their toll on CEO pay
packets. Increasingly, performance will drive pay, reveals BT's CEO Salary
survey.
60
Minutes: Ray Stata
Five years after he
stepped down as the CEO of the company he founded, Ray Stata of Analog
Devices is continuing to find new things to do, including some in India.
AIR's
New Aria
Saddled with a bloated
workforce, falling revenues, and a dwindling listenership, the national
broadcaster is now battling to take on nimble new competition. Will it
win?
Out
Of The Box
The Indian postal
department hopes to wipe out its huge losses in the next five years by
offering consumers a host of technology- backed value-added services. But
changing the organisational mindset won’t be easy.
Trends
Leader: Fear Is The Key
Forensic Economics: Hitting
Them Where It Hurts Most
Data Moloch: We
Know All About You
Sugar Coated: What
TCS Could Do With CMC
Personal Finance
Who
Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Equities are battered.
Precisely the reason why you should be out bargain hunting.
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Cover Story
Two years after he sold his portal
indiaworld.com to Sify for Rs 499 crore, Rajesh Jain is busy dreaming up
his next big idea. Or so he says.
What's
Hot
Horizontals cash in on the
Afghan-US war, MIT’s Media Lab in India is working on ways to connect
rural artisans with the outside world, and snapshots from the India
Internet World fair.
Case Game
The
Case Of A Financial Portal
A financial portal is under
pressure from its investors to expand its offerings. Will doing so weaken
its strong niche? A
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Managing
Bailing Out Rich
Uncertain times and scarce top-management
talent bring ‘‘golden parachutes’’ to corporate India.
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Of The Book
The New Board Room
Why pool tables are replacing
water coolers as the corporate watering hole.
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