There are no business problems, only people problems -- and once these get resolved, so do the business problems, says motivational guru Shiv Khera, whose fifth book has just hit the stands while the first one has entered its 20th year and is set to be relaunched.


No business problems, only people's problems: Shiv Khera (IANS Interview)


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The German city of Trier is selling thousands of souvenir bank notes with a face value of zero euros in honour of revolutionary, political philosopher Karl Marx, and they are a sold out.


Marx's 0-euro 'souvenir' bills are red hot


It's a city considered sacred by Hindus and is among the oldest in the world to have been continually inhabited. As the Ganges river flows past its ghats, all 88 of them, each one has a historical tale to tell -- if only the walls could speak.


Once decrepit, Varanasi's Balaji Ghat gets a makeover


To make the commercial use of digital remains more ethical, it is important to regulate the digital afterlife industry, says a team of experts from University of Oxford.


Digital afterlife industry must be regulated: Experts


Sotheby's, a leading player in the global art market, is set to launch its first India auction in Mumbai later this year. And the sale will be led by "Untitled 'Durga'" -- a seminal, never-seen-before painting by Modernist master Tyeb Mehta.


Never-seen-before Tyeb Mehta painting to be highlight of maiden India auction: Sotheby's India MD (IANS Interview)


Sharjah, March 31 (IANS/WAM) Expo Centre Sharjah announced on Saturday that it will host 500 local and international brands and companies at the 44th edition of the MidEast Watch and Jewellery Show from April 3 to 7.


Sharjah to host MidEast Watch, Jewellery Show


Title: Burn the Business Plan: What Great Entrepreneurs Do; Author: Carl J. Schramm; Publisher: Hachette India; Pages: 272; Price: Rs 499


Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey? Do not write a business plan (Book Review)


Title: Why Wall Street Matters; Author: William D. Cohan; Publisher: Penguin Random House; Pages: 192; Price: Rs 499


The 'home' of capitalism and the renovations it needs (Book Review)


The BJP-led Assam government proposes to add Geographical Indicator (GI) tag to the traditional items of Assam, which are all indigenous to Assam but are marketed in the national and global markets, said a state Minister on Monday.


Assam's exotic items to get GI tag, says Minister


A rare signed photo of Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi fetched nearly $42,000 at an auction in US, while more than $53,000 was paid for an extremely rare letter penned by 19th-century German philosopher and communist theorist Karl Marx.


Signed Gandhi photo fetches $41,000 at US auction


Title: Santro: The Car That Built a Company; Author: B.V.R. Subbu; Publisher: Hachette; Pages: 254; Price: Rs 599


The Santro story: Of companies, commitments and commercials (Book Review)


There is an urgent need to highlight "women role models" who are relatable, so that more women get inspired and come forward to utilise economic opportunity, grow and succeed in their businesses, which can ultimately help bridge the gender gap in our society, says a top executive at Google India.


'Relatable role models' help women thrive: Google India (March 8 is International Women's Day)


Facebook has admitted that a survey asking users whether it should allow an adult man to ask a 14-year-old girl for sexual pictures was a "mistake".


Facebook asks if men could request sexual photos from minors


In what can be seen as a strong signal to China, India and Vietnam on Saturday agreed to work for an independent, open and prosperous Indo-Pacific region as the two sides signed three agreements, including one on enhancing bilateral economy and trade.


India, Vietnam to work for open, prosperous Indo-Pacific


Britain's Royal Mint announced a series of new 50 pence coins on Monday featuring favourite characters from the famous books by the children's writer Beatrix Potter.


Royal Mint announces 50 pence Beatrix Potter coins


Google Arts and Culture on Monday unveiled 10 3D-printed ceramic vases at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) museum here to mark the culmination of its 'Future Relics' project -- the first-ever lab experiment in India.


Google Arts and Culture unveils 3D-printed vases


Against the backdrop of the charming Kia cars that were displayed in India for the first time at the Auto Expo this year, a band of Russian women -- all clad in lustrous silver and white costumes -- took the exciting experience of watching the car models of the South Korean company to another level.


Live music gives an interesting twist to Auto Expo


The 32nd edition of the International Publishers Congress started here on Sunday with an aim to discuss the challenges faced by the publishing industry.


International Publishers Congress begins in Delhi


The Supreme Court on Thursday sought from the Uttar Pradesh government a detailed vision document for protection and preservation of the wonder of the centuries-old monument to love, the Taj Mahal.


SC seeks plan to protect Taj Mahal from UP


External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj would inaugurate Saudi Arabias annual Janadriyah Festival on Wednesday where India has been invited as "guest of honour this year", the External Affairs Ministry said on Sunday.


Sushma Swaraj to inaugurate Saudi national cultural festival


Finally the wait is over for both book vendors as well as book lovers. Delhi's famous weekly market in old city Daryaganj opened after five weeks on Sunday -- albeit truncated to half its size.

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