2007-11-03 22:10 Ganesh Srinivasan's Fokus auf Bangalore: SG KE - Chennai Bangalore industriellen Korridor, um das Wa …
Quelle - Monsters und Critics.com Nov 2, 2007 Nov 2, 2007 Chennai, Nov 2 (IANS) With plans for a bullet train, a six-lane highway and an extension of the metro rail from Chennai to Bangalore to bring the two cities closer, a proposal to develop an industrial corridor between the two fast-growing cities is expected to give a further fillip to economic growth in southern India. Chennai, 2. November (IANS) Mit Plänen für eine Kugel Bahn, sechs Fahrstreifen der Autobahn und eine Verlängerung der U-B …
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2007-09-05 03:20 NRI to RI
There's a brain drain-into India Yesterday we saw how the HRD ministry is considering doing more damage by imposing an exit tax on emigrating graduates. In today's DNA Mukul Asher and Amarendu Nandy show that the UPA government is actually missing the real opportunity to develop human resources. So, not only does the government have a wrong solution, it's even gotten the problem wrong. Thanks to a combination of self-defeating immigration policies in America and the economic opportunities India …
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2007-09-04 05:57 A Tortured New Angle on Wahaha-Danone :: China Hearsay
This article was aggregated from China Hearsay Ive been reading up on the Wahaha-Danone case, looking for something bloggable. Im both a corporate and IP lawyer, so there are several choices here. The case is, at its heart, a JV dispute, and it should be used in business school as a guide on how not to deal with a Chinese partner. From a Sino-foreign management standpoint, the JV was, if I may use a technical legal term, an abortion. But thats not too exciting. Lots of examples out there of fail …
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2007-08-27 11:54 Being "Top 5" among world's expensive cities...
Rajesh Dangi: When it comes to Hotel tariff's, The back office rush to the city from Global MNCs has resulted in placing Bangalore among the top 5 expensive cities in the world!! says a report. Moscow remains the most expensive city with average room rates of 236.06 pounds (Rs 19,433). New York City at the second slot (180.29 pound), Dubai (166.73 pound), Paris (165.84 pound) and Bangalore, which has an average room rent of 162.04 pounds (Rs 13,341) for the first six months of 2007. The rise in …
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2007-08-24 12:53 Thailand to Stand Firm on Patents
Latest reports in Thailand indicate that a multi-agency council will recommend that Thailand should stand firm on its decision to issue compulsory licenses for HIV/AIDS drugs. The move could trigger a new wave of disputes between Thailand and multinational drug companies. But Thailand is heading towards the right direction. Second and third generation HIV/AIDS drugs are becoming very costly and unaffordable to many HIV patients in developing countries because MNCs enjoying patents on every singl …
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2007-08-24 05:05 The Great Leap Backward
Copyright Foreign Affairs China's environmental problems are mounting. Water pollution and water scarcity are burdening the economy, rising levels of air pollution are endangering the health of millions of Chinese, and much of the country's land is rapidly turning into desert. China has become a world leader in air and water pollution and land degradation and a top contributor to some of the world's most vexing global environmental problems, such as the illegal timber trade, marine pollution, an …
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2007-08-23 14:24 After BPO, KPO, how about PPO
One of the publishing principles of this blog is against posting anything on Bangladesh politics. This is because we have talked too much about it and have done little. This is also because there are people who keep on talking about it and talk better than I do, so they should do the honours. However the recent deterioration (or developments for some) in the country's socio-political scenario has raised serious concerns amongst all, I am no exception, but I would try to stick to the blog's publi …
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2007-08-14 08:11 Rebuttals 101
There is nothing like a good rebuttal. For debaters this skill is one of the most crucial in ensuring a win. Debate is not just about pushing forward constructive cases to promote your side's main contentions. It's also important to show the adjudicators that you have the mettle to react and dynamically respond to the constructive arguments that the other side would present. Unfortunately, in the Philippine blogosphere, a lot of people resort to really bad rebuttals (those that do a grave disse …
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2007-08-14 08:11 India's pampered talent
According to Businessweek's article India's Talent Gets Loads Of TLC Indian talent seems to prefer Indian IT firms compared to MNCs like Accenture and IBM. The article quotes: "When I heard IBM's presentation at a job fair, they talked a lot about their brand and innovation but not much about training," says Sanjay Joshi, 22, a graduate of MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology in Bangalore. "That's why being at Infosys is the Indian middle-class dream." Building showpiece campuses the size of many …
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2007-08-11 05:07 True MNCs are emerging
As Indian companies realise that it is possible to buy companies much larger than your own, more truly global companies will emerge via cross border deals Let s look at Indian companies which are in top ten of their businesses globally. Reliance Industries (RIL) got into top ten globally in polyester and polymer business atleast 6-8 years ago. Bajaj Auto is the world s second largest two wheeler maker. Bharat Forge has been the world s second largest forging company for perhaps 4-5 years. Bharat …
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2007-08-05 17:24 ITES/BPO industry records amazing growth rate
Indian ITES/BPO industry is growing at a breathtaking near 40 per cent per year. The less than six-year-old industry's exports are now more than a third of the exports of the over 20-year-old software industry. It is possible to visualize a day when ITES-BPO will lead software in both total value and jobs and have a huge range of offerings stretching across the entire value chain. However, the industry is perceived to be facing a mid-life crisis. In the last year and more, the industry has manag …
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2007-08-05 13:12 Nepal as an Off-Sourcing Destination
Many aggressive companies are staying away form Nepal, thanks to past poor security situation. The power majors are considering of huge investment in Hydropower sector to export power to the power hungry states of India and China, and this is a good news for Nepal. A country with very high hydro-power potential has one of the costliest energy, which simply is not acceptable. Nepal need to reform the energy sector and prepare the base for development. Nepal government has started to work in that …
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2007-08-02 04:18 China is no model for the Philippines
˜THE Philippines should emulate China by posting a 9.5-percent growth continuously for 25 years. Maybe then, it would become a First World country, said an official from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) at the presentation of the results of the 2005 Purchasing-Power Parity Preliminary Report. That ADB official is right about the need for a sustained high growth rate to achieve progress in the Philippines. What he didn t tell us is that we can t emulate the strategy of China in achieving our de …
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2007-07-31 02:35 BusinessBlogWire s Benefits for Small Business Blogging
It was a great post by Easton from BusinssBlogWire listing 10 Key Benefits of Small Business Blogs today. 1. Increase profit. 2. Increase targeted website traffic. 3. Improve search engine rankings. 4. Market your business quickly and effectively. 5. Get inexpensive, instant content publishing and management. 6. Differentiate yourself from the competition. 7. Establish your expertise. 8. Connect with current and prospective customers. 9. Recruit new employees. 10. Communicate with coworkers and …
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2007-07-28 04:05 Corporate Trainings
I finished my first commercial Ruby on Rails application in October 2005 and I've been using it ever since. For most of this time, we've been one of the very very few offering Ruby on Rails in Singapore. Most of our customers are not exactly technical so they wouldn't really care even if we used Cobol :-). What they did care about was the price and delivery time. I don't know why, but writing about advantages of Ruby (and Ruby on Rails) comes very unnatural to me. It feels like saying what every …
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2007-07-27 04:53 Carlyle's invests $41mn in Goffshore
The Carlyle Group has invested USD 41.1 million in Great Offshore Ltd. The investment will come from Carlyle Asia Growth Capital Partners, a USD 680 million fund that invests in high growth companies in India, China, Japan and Korea. Further financial details are not disclosed. Its amazing, the rate at which these large PE firms are making deals. Within last 24 hours, Carlyle also seems to have sealed a $2bn acquisition in Spain. It sold 2 hotel properties in US for $115mn. These PE firms appear …
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2007-07-24 11:23 AiiA Presentation tomorrow
Looking forwards to my breakfast presentation tomorrow for the AiiA NSW cluster- hope to meet a few blog readers there.. "Macquarie University Graduate School of Management Sydney NSW How can SMEs partner with MNCs to mutual benefit Join Leigh Angus from Canon Australia and Nick Mayhew from Microsoft as they present their companies' partnering strategies for working with ICT industry companies in New South Wales. Our speakers will give an outline of their MNC partnering programs; what the MNC i …
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2007-07-19 21:34 Don't forget about India
ARTICLE: Tata sets wheels in motion for Ford deal, By Mark Kleinman, Telegraph, 18/07/2007 Sebastian Mallaby wrote recently about state-directed investment funds being the next hot topic in globalization, and I agree. But this sort of demonstrated New Core ascendancy, as Shiva put it, is likely to attract even more heat. We always focus such attention on China (e.g., Sinopec, Lenovo), but India's rising MNCs are also very impressive. Tata is the King Kong in India. The family underwrote most of …
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2007-07-18 15:42 The More You Have, The More You Get...
Even though I don't invest in stocks (not being part of the elite clan of 3-5% Indian population who do), I was/am still awed by the news items about the dividends declared by various companies... And the implied "wealth" they must have created for the "middle-class" investors... Given this personal context (ignorence!), I found this report about the dividends paid by Indian companies in the Outlook Business (July 20th '07 ) quite interesting: Between 01-02 and 06-07, the %age of profits that In …
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2007-07-16 10:59 œThe western culture of sexual relation
Somebody please tell me what this quote means: I think the government wants to import the western culture of sexual relation between student relation to India. That's Murli Manohar Joshi, speaking out against sex education in Indian schools in a report by Chetan Chauhan of the Hindustan Times. More from the report: He [Joshi] said introduction of sex education was what multinationals did to create the desire for sex among teenagers to sell their products. "It is not sex education. It is educatio …
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2007-07-08 22:30 Wanna make fast bucks Learn a new language
With various MNCs setting up their offices in India, there is a good demand for interpreters these days. You can get lucrative job opportunities if you have proficiency in German, French, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Persian etc. Delhi University (DU) and Jawaharlal Nehru ( JNU ) offer degrees in many languages.
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2007-07-07 23:12 Tracking down JPA scholars
This post has been on my mind ever since I had this discussion with a friend in Malaysia last month. The issue at hand is how the government fails to capitalize on the talent and human resource of JPA scholars, who, either through incompetence, lack of enforcement or unwillingness on the part of government departments to recruit / hire JPA scholars, usually end up working overseas or in the private sector in Malaysia. And, as far as I know, there have not been any moves to arrest this trend. JPA …
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2007-07-07 04:23 Some Business Opportunities in Nepal
I am being quite patriotic today. I had once made a study about the business opportunity that Nepal provides today. I have not taken any political or social issues. It is just with the economics. I had written this post in other blog of mine. This is just a copy of it. Tea export to Pakistan Pakistan, one of our closest neighbors is second largest importer of tea (after US) and there is no active tea trade between India and Pakistan. Currently Pakistan imports Tea from China and Kenya. There lea …
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2007-06-21 10:01 Invisible India: the foul legacy of corporate impunity
LATHA JISHNU, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, BUSINESSWORLD, JUNE 2007 Anger against Union Carbide/Dow Chemical spills on to the Tatas as Bhopal gas survivors demand justice The pavement around Jantar Mantar, just off Delhi's Parliament Street, is the last hope of the wretched. It is strewn with makeshift camps of the dispossessed, the victims of atrocities and of countless others who have been at the receiving end of an unjust, uncaring system. The protesters come and ago; the camps are not allowed to be per …
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2007-06-02 07:51 Cynicism and corruption
I would just like to add that what PJ said would still be largely true if UK and most other western European countries are used as a comparison. Are the judiciary corrupted in these countries Cynicism and corruption Even Indian PM has talked about sorry state of judiciary there k shanmugam In his article "Of Champs, Chumps and Chimps" published in the May issue of the Law Gazette and which was reported in Today, Mr Philip Jeyaretnam, the president of the Law Society, has taken issue with Singapo …
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