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2002 |
They came, they
teed, they conquered the greens. The Seventh BT-Amex ProAm presented
the who's who of Indian Inc. on one lawn—full of class golfing.
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Dotcoms On
Drip
A clutch of failed dotcommers
who survived the blood-letting stubbornly hang in on a thread and
a prayer, in the hope that their day will come. Read
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The
Making Of A Behemoth
It's a Rs 58,000-crore company
that the merger of RIL with RPL spawns. But the rationale for the
merger goes beyond size alone. In the global energy business, stand-alone
refineries have stopped making any sense. Therefore, vertical integration—from
exploration to marketing—has become critical to survival. more... |
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Tech
Survivor
If the new economy is all about the greater
fool theory, then it can't have a better poster boy
than Microland's founder Pradeep Kar. He continues to find ideas,
investors and buyers,
but his tech empire is smaller than what it
was five years ago. Just what keeps Pradeep
Kar ticking? more... |
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Interview
With Debra Dunn
As Vice President of Strategy and Corporate
Operations in Hewlett-Packard, Debra Dunn
is in the thick of it. The H-P honcho is now
trying to connect four billion customers across
the world. more... |
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The
Trouble With Tea
A plateauing domestic market and do-or-die
competition in price—as well as quality—in the export segment
have taken their toll on India's tea companies. Desperate for a turnaround,
they are cutting costs and looking at new markets. more... |
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Tata
Transformed
