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With improved work environment and employee-friendly policies, NGOs are increasingly mimicking HR practices of corporates
October 12, 2018
It’s a $1-trillion wave. Indian IT companies are latching on to this new opportunity, with smaller companies zipping ahead much faster than the big daddies
12-october-2018
Outlook Business Magazine - October 12, 2018
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With improved work environment and employee-friendly policies, NGOs are increasingly mimicking HR practices of corporates
Businesses are hankering for digital solutions, and IT industry’s biggies are reinventing themselves to cash in
Clensta’s waterless products for personal hygiene could be a game-changer for the healthcare industry and defence forces
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With an expansion model driven by joint ventures, Godrej Properties has managed to march ahead despite industry headwinds
Murugavel Janakiraman, founder of the Rs.13-billion online portal, Matrimony, knows how to conquer a divided market. Now, he is ready to spread his wings
With IRB InvIT at a 52-week low, chairman Virendra Mhaiskar buys 7.5 million units worth Rs 570 million
HDFC AMC is a market favourite but, with falling market-share and profitability, can it justify its high valuation?
How ‘India’s Best NGOs to Work For’ draw the right talent by offering more than just a noble cause
Large Indian IT companies are playing catch-up as their clients aggressively go digital