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Since you 'met expectations', you are sacked
The employee-rating system requires more transparency and better communication because it lies to employees
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Emily Steel: Movie studio by Amazon for screens big and small
Amazon's 'original movies' is another step in the company's ambitious plan to increase its entertainment offering to consumers, and an escalation in its rivalry with Netflix
Vanita Kohli-Khandekar: The fig leaf of autonomy
Governments should admit that they like to control the media and other creative industries. At least then industry will know where it stands
No substitutes
'Make in India' should not become import substitution
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard: Strengthening the people-centric US-India economic relationship
The lack of an India-US totalisation agreement is a policy emergency
Ravi Bhoothalingam: Of 'Econs', 'Humans', China and India
If India showed more 'Econ' traits and China more 'Human' ones, the indifferent Sino-Indian relationship will improve
Ajai Shukla: Yokel at a country fair
India must present its demands of America confidently, instead of fearing that its pocket will somehow be picked
Focus on jobs
Narendra Modi presents his govt's socio-economic agenda
Screen struck? Don't blame it on the child
I have often heard parents justifying their child's single-minded focus on his mobile phone or iPad
How Shree became India's most valuable cement firm
Shree Cement commissioned a 0.6-million tonnes per annum (tpa) cement manufacturing plant in the mid-eighties, added 1.5 million tpa in 1997
William Pesek: The Swiss just made Japan's job harder
The Swiss National Bank's move to abandon the franc's cap against the euro may have blown a hole in Haruhiko Kuroda's strategy
Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: The re-emergence of 'Grexit' fears
Despite the hard calculus of costs and benefits, letting Greece stray from the fold will be a tough call
Nitin Pai: Why Sri Lanka's need for China will continue
Colombo's enduring interests suggest the relationship between the two nations will only strengthen
More to Air India's discounting spree than a reaction to Vistara
It's possible Air India is trying hard to shore up its brand image by encouraging passengers to travel on its new wide-body Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet
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