Thursday, November 09, 2006

Professional and Personal


But all that he achieved on the professional and personal front does little to justify the wealth he has allegedly accumulated unfairly, which amounts to around $1.7 billion in stock options. There lies the dilemma for America Inc. More and more top honchos get trapped in vicious cycle of greed & investors feel like sheep lost in the woods. It will take more than a series of tough dismissals for UHG to undo the huge blow to its image and for Dr. McGuire remains a lifetime of regret after a humiliating exit. If only he would have continued with his Lambda Chi Alpha ways...

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Business and Economy, Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

Illegal Killing oF Birds

In this light, the much touted God’s own country, that is Kerala, has been more than a rude host to these honoured guests. Because of the habitat destruction, pollution and poaching, many migratory birds are on the verge of extinction in the state. Illegal killing of birds for meat has been on high. Save Silent Valley, Periyar Tiger Reserves, and few others, rest, all the other areas have more or less disappeared from the state. And now, it is the same sorry state-of-affair in other parts of. Unless laws and regulations are vociferously promoted to save such aviary migration, birds of the many flocks might never fl y together again...

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Business and Economy, Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006

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Wednesday, November 01, 2006

BOOKS GET A FAIR DEAL

XBOX AND INBOX APART, BOOKS REIGN STILL…
Come October and Germany is on everybody’s mind – Why?! If you are one of those well-informed folks, (and in particular, up to date with these few pages regularly), you’d make an intelligent guess of the Oktoberfest. And even though it’s not the answer we’re looking for, it sure is pardonable. Which is why reading helps. Between the 4th and 8th of October, all pen pushers from the publishing world, and whoever had anything to do with the written word, would’ve converged for the Frankfurt Book Fair 2006. The largest of its kind, the Fair is central to issues of publishing and translation rights apart from being the biggest forum for authors, artists, academicians, trade associations and book lovers at large to exchange notes. Representing a reassuring scenario in times that leave no time for leisurely pursuits as book reading, book fairs are the ideal hangout for those who consider ‘curling up with a book’ the most romantic idea of recreation, still.

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Source:- IIPM-Business and Economy, Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006

Monday, October 30, 2006

Japan's Foreign Relations


It was on Abe’s birthday on September 22, that Koizumi formally picked him up to be his successor. This, coupled with full and uninterrupted support of his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), has paved smoothest possible way for Abe to be the PM. But the top post can actually turn out to be a path of thorns for Abe. Koizumi has brought back the economy of Japan from the verge of becoming bankrupt. He brought about fundamental changes and transparency in the almost opaque bureaucracy and political setup of the country. But on the other hand, Japan’s foreign relations with both China and S. Korea worsened during his tenure.

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Business and Economy, Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006

Friday, October 27, 2006

Nokia v/s Motorola


According to research firm ORG Gfk , Nokia’s market share was a staggering 78.8% in February 2006, with the rest way behind it. But these figures do not bring out the true picture of competition in the Indian market. In the last two years, Motorola has aggressively priced its range of Moto RAZR handsets which have made a deep dent into the market. As Mathais Lloyd, VP Marketing, Motorola India explains, “We have the best value products and have increased our advertisements; distribution has been robust and other small things like financing through GE Money have helped consolidate our presence.” Rightly so, it is perhaps for the first time that Nokia’s territory has been raided in the true sense.

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Business and Economy, Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006