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SEPT. 1, 2002
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Indecent Proposal
Corporate India is no longer immune to
the ravages of sexual harassment. Apart from the offence caused to the actual victim, the phenomenonkept under the carpet for so longcan harm business in more ways that previously understood. A reality-
check report.

BT Crossfire
Has Indian advertising invested enough in understanding the Indian consumer? Hear out O&M's Piyush Pandey, Mid-Day's Tariq Ansari, ACN-ORG-MARG's Titoo Ahluwalia, Philips' Rajeev Karwal, and Euro RSCG's Ishan Rainamoderated by
Suhel Seth.
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To Catch A Rising Star
Ever since Star Plus' famous K-series offensive in HindiAmitabh Bachchan, Eakta Kapoor, you know the restthe News Corp-owned channel has had an unrelenting grip over the Indian cable-connected TV remote. Now, Sony and Zee are re-marshalling their forces to loosen Star's hold over all those eyeballs. more...
Made In India, Really
What's peculiar about buyers of Mahindra & Mahindra 's Scorpio? That they're buying into a Western zodiac sign? No, they're buying an
Indian design. A truly Indian one, that is, with minimal 'help' from overseas. Given
India's cost advantages, this could spark
off a trend.
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The New Infosys
Infosys, though in the news for all the wrong reasons, has quietly been transforming itself into an IT consultancy. This would take it into the high-end arena of advice that some of the world's most respected think-tanks offer. more...
Consulting Firms
Consulting is in deep trouble. Worse, it's in chaos. Business is scarce. Competition is emerging from unlikely sources. India's savviest suits are facing a crisis of unseen proportions. more...
The Rs 80,000 Crore Question
India's healthcare sector stands at a whopping Rs 80,000 crore. Except that it remains awfully fragmented, not to mention uncompetitive. No Wonder Indians remain so uncared for. But now that hospitals are attracting top-rupee investments from corporate India, we can look forward to a healthcare revolution—if they
get it right.
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  Suzuki's Maruti
Now that Suzuki has taken over Maruti Udyog Limited's steering wheel, Indian auto circles are agog with speculation on where the company is headed. What's obvious is that Suzuki is keen to use this engine to drive its global program forward. But for a market leader, Maruti's recent moves have been anything but confidence-inspiring. more...
 
 
Q&A: Douglas Nielson
Douglas Nielson, Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank, India, speaks to BT Online on what the bank has in mind for India, particularly its plans in the asset management arena. Equity research, as Nielson says, will emerge as a key differentiating factor in this business, and that's exactly what Deutsche is working on.
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Walkabout
By Deputy Editor
R. Sukumar


Hard-Sell
By Special Correspondent
Shailesh Dobhal
Safety First
Be clear about what you need insurance for. For protection? Good. more...
Appraisal Blues
A quick survival guide for all the gripes and groans of appraisal time. more...
The Case Of The Café Comeback
How does Lala's keep pace with the 'cool' millennium crowd? Sumit Chopra of Nirulas 21, Pankaj Batra of Yum, and Naresh Malhotra of Amalgamated Bean Coffee respond. more...

Oh! Kolkata
Silence hangs over the trading hall where once stock worth crores was traded on a man's
word. Is a once-great bourse headed for extinction?
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Naina's Power Shift
Naina Lal Kidwai's leap to HSBC, the Samir Modi-Syeda Imam partnership against AIDS, and karma chameleon Vijay Jindal.
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Pulp It by R. Sukumar
Going By The Book by Diljeet Titus

Notes From The Trough by Mahesh Murthy
Leadership Secrets by Arvind Nair

DCA's New Teeth
The Department of Company Affairs under its new master, the Ministry of Finance, acquires more teeth to bite erring companies with.
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A WWW Gambit
That's women's western wear.
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Ta Ta To Transparency
The Tatas may not be guilty of fraud, but they're shooting themselves in the foot by stonewalling information.
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Waiting For Godot
With profits proving elusive, finding a buyer seems to be Sify's only ray of hope.
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Help, Tarun!!!
Tarun Sheth addresses your career concerns every fortnight. more...

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