"Planting for a Greener Future: A.S Mehta (President & Director, JK Paper) reveals JK Paper's commitment to sustainability in an Exclusive Interview with Outlook Business on World Environment Day. Discover how JK Paper, on this special occasion of World Environment Day, goes beyond paper manufacturing, emphasizing forest preservation and ecosystem restoration. Learn how they champion a greener atmosphere through their tree-planting initiatives, ensuring a sustainable tomorrow for all.
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IDFC FIRST Bank presents Outlook Money 40After40, India's First Retirement Planning Expo and a 2-day extravaganza, offered insightful discussions, financial advice, showcased stories of courage, recipe for wellness, and much more.
Former RBI governor and economist Raghuram Rajan has been vocal about his ideas on policy matters in India. His latest book Breaking the Mould, co-authored with economist Rohit Lamba, is a deep dive into finer issues of the economy, including welfare schemes, job crisis, misplaced priorities of the government and much more. In an interview, Rajan demystifies the current narrative of growth in the country and why manufacturing-led growth might not be the best solution at hand.
The Indian IT industry is boldly confronting the generative Al challenge, arming its workforce with cutting-edge training and delving into clients' needs. Yet, in the ever-competitive realm of emerging technologies. even as it stands resolute and fully committed to mastering the intricacies of the Al landscape, some firms may find themselves at risk of falling behind
A process for gauging poverty in India covering select dimensions has been institutionalised, but many are critical of this approach
Ace entrepreneur Haji Bukhsh Ellahie launched India’s first brand of local cigarettes which became a huge success
An argument for the development of multi-dimensional indices for strategic interventions
Frédéric Arnault was just 25 when he was appointed CEO of TAG Heuer in 2020. Well, you can’t but not introduce him as a son of the LVMH boss Bernard Arnault, the richest man in the world. Arnault has a degree in computational and applied mathematics from École Polytechnique, a French science and technology university with a list of notable alumni, including Nobel laureates, presidents, and captains of industry that include his own father. Catching up with him at the LVMH Watch Week in Singapore was as interesting as it was enriching. Here are the excerpts from the interview.
Budget 2023-24 was announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday. The Budget called for rationalisation of tax slabs and enhanced capital expenditure for infra development.
Union Budget 2023-24 & Economic Survey Highlights: Ahead of the Budget 2023's presentation by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the Economic Survey 2023 was presented today, on January 31, 2023. Check highlights from the Parliament's session and what expectations are there from the Budget.
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IDFC FIRST Bank presents Outlook Money 40After40, India's First Retirement Planning Expo and a 2-day extravaganza, offered insightful discussions, financial advice, showcased stories of courage, recipe for wellness, and much more.
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Former RBI governor and economist Raghuram Rajan has been vocal about his ideas on policy matters in India. His latest book Breaking the Mould, co-authored with economist Rohit Lamba, is a deep dive into finer issues of the economy, including welfare schemes, job crisis, misplaced priorities of the government and much more. In an interview, Rajan demystifies the current narrative of growth in the country and why manufacturing-led growth might not be the best solution at hand.
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The Indian IT industry is boldly confronting the generative Al challenge, arming its workforce with cutting-edge training and delving into clients' needs. Yet, in the ever-competitive realm of emerging technologies. even as it stands resolute and fully committed to mastering the intricacies of the Al landscape, some firms may find themselves at risk of falling behind
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A process for gauging poverty in India covering select dimensions has been institutionalised, but many are critical of this approach
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Ace entrepreneur Haji Bukhsh Ellahie launched India’s first brand of local cigarettes which became a huge success
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An argument for the development of multi-dimensional indices for strategic interventions
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Frédéric Arnault was just 25 when he was appointed CEO of TAG Heuer in 2020. Well, you can’t but not introduce him as a son of the LVMH boss Bernard Arnault, the richest man in the world. Arnault has a degree in computational and applied mathematics from École Polytechnique, a French science and technology university with a list of notable alumni, including Nobel laureates, presidents, and captains of industry that include his own father. Catching up with him at the LVMH Watch Week in Singapore was as interesting as it was enriching. Here are the excerpts from the interview.
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Budget 2023-24 was announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday. The Budget called for rationalisation of tax slabs and enhanced capital expenditure for infra development.
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Union Budget 2023-24 & Economic Survey Highlights: Ahead of the Budget 2023's presentation by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the Economic Survey 2023 was presented today, on January 31, 2023. Check highlights from the Parliament's session and what expectations are there from the Budget.
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The first-generation tech entrepreneur story in India is perhaps just a few decades old
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Are you thinking of pursuing a degree in commerce from India? Do you have a college in mind? Outlook-ICARE’s 2022 rankings of the top 145 commerce colleges will help you in picking the best fit for you.
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Outlook's annual ranking of India’s top 134 BBA Institutes (in partnership with ICARE) for 2022 can help students make an informed choice.
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The RBI has projected real GDP growth of 7.8 per cent for financial 2022-23.
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The State Bank of India charts a restructuring plan to fight off the threat from foreign banks
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The Government's insatiable thirst for funds hurts industry and could lead to a repeat of 1991
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Pop psychology lends many cruel twists to the business of hiring
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A typical questionnaire being used for recruitment:
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South Africa presented excellent opportunities for trade despite expectations to the contrary 1992. A period of uncertainty, of transition. Apartheid had been dismantled and rather summarily, but governance hadn't changed hands. Elections were still
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Pre-election moves keep inflation at a below-seven rate, at the cost of industry
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The Government's grand export strategy may be all sound and fury signifying little
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The 'sell-out' of the Neyveli project has focused attention on fast-track power sector deals
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Growth is the NEPC Group's hallmark and its turnover could touch the Rs 2,500-crore mark
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The BSE's decision to extend its computerised network has sounded the death-knell for regional exchanges
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The Government's white paper on external debt reveals all the good news. And hides most of the bad.
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The country's wild law and order situation has to be factored into the investor's strategies
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With as much as 8 per cent of the workforce likely to be HIV-infected, Indian industry gears up to face the threat
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CEOs, be forewarned. HIV in the workplace throws up a number of important management and moral issues. Here are a few:
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<I>Outlook</I> met a relaxed and cheerful T.R. Prasad, secretary, heavy industry, and chairman of Maruti Udyog Limited, hours before he allegedly told the Assurances Committee that he would push for a quick removal of Bhargava. Excerpts from the inte
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Why is the Government suddenly hell-bent on getting rid of R.C. Bhargava, its erstwhile blue-eyed boy, from Maruti's helm?
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<I>Outlook</I> has gained access to the report submitted by the Rajya Sabha Committee on Government Assurances, chaired by Janata Dal MP S.Jaipal Reddy, which forms the basis of the Company Law Board moving against MUL Managing Director R.C. Bhargav
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Threatened by government interference, Amul struggles to protect its raison d'etre
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At 74, Dr Verghese Kurien remains as feisty and bellicose as ever. Excerpts from an interview with the NDDB chairman:
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Kozhikode is the biggest entry-point for the hawala-aided influx of the yellow metal