The New Traditionals
Family managed businesses run the risk of being run over by their more contemporary counterparts. If they adhere to some ground rules though, they can come up trumps.
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How to create an Indian MBA
The MBA programme, as we know it in India today, is an import from the West with modest efforts at adaptation. The time to change it has come.
Lessons from a 4-day old start up
Eight lessons that emerged in setting Founding Fuel up
What Steve Jobs 2.0 can teach Housing.com’s Rahul Yadav 1.0
Many young tech entrepreneurs prefer to wear arrogance on their sleeve. Much like Steve Jobs did at Apple. Except that they are picking up the wrong lesson to learn.
Breaking the stalemate
The conflict between regulators and entrepreneurs in India is a vicious cycle, a Catch-22 that needs to be broken.
How will you measure your life?
Acquiring influence alone as a tool for personal branding is a rather shallow way of looking at things in the long run
Hunting with the hounds
Rahul Sharma has built audacity into Micromax. He wants to take on the might of Xiaomi, Samsung and even Google, in the smartphone market
Lessons from Vertex Pharma: Will we be able to develop breakthrough drugs?
Indian firms find it hard to inculcate radical innovation into their DNA. Perhaps they could draw inspiration from the experiences of US based pharmaceutical firm Vertex.
The search for higher purpose
The search for higher purpose
When will you die?
That you will age and die is a given. The questions are when and whether it will be miserable or graceful