 The SuperCEOs
In the last ten months, five Indian managers have taken
over as CEOs of the world's biggest corporations. Is there an I-For-India factor that is
propelling them to the top?The
Profile of the GICEO
The Making of the GICEO
CORPORATE FRONT
How Compatible are Compaq and
Digital?
The new product line will span the computing landscape,
but diverse cultures will have to be married.
Why did the RBI Bail out Credit
Agricole?
Because the Little Indian Securities Scam may
have been caused by the central bank's inefficient systems.
Will Grasim Bond with Digvijay
Cement?
While the takeover allows Kumar Birla to break
into a new market, the price he has paid could still be too high.
Are the Jindals Focusing on a
Split?
Sure, the brothers deny it, but even an informal
carve-up of their steel empire will help them consolidate.
"The Government Should
Leave the VSNL Alone"
And, insists its former CEO, B K Syngal, it
should focus on the value-added telecom services business.
Are Nagarjuna's Profits
Inorganic?
Only a lower depreciation rate, applied
retrospectively, helped the urea major report higher profits in 1997-98.
Flooring the World the Zeba Way
As the carpet business wears thin, Rajan Mehta's
start-up is back at the cross-roads, both locally and globally.
OTHER STORIES
Interview: Angela Coyle,
Professor, City University, London
"Leadership is Gender-driven"
Case Study
Synergising an M & A Strategy.
Marketing: The Tao of Tankism
A concept developed by the strategists of the $4.23 -billion Daewoo Electronics,
Tankism has become the primary weapon in the transnational's armoury.
Personal Management: Don't
Trip on Travel
The guide to handling the travails of corporate travel
for the CEO of You Inc. |
