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Motorola's dreams held firm by its backbone

The brand, on a comeback trail, has a nimble supply chain to thank for its show

Royal Enfield revs up for the twists ahead

Eicher is putting in place much-needed marketing and servicing muscles

Bang & Olufsen spreads out

The luxury custom-made audio brand is hoping retail customers also lend it an ear at its new stores

Sony's strong male-lead redux

The channel is reverting to casting the leading men in Indian TV, and adding more crime thrillers, to play to its strengths

All eyes on Apple's Cook as Watch launch expected

The watch wirelessly tethers to an iPhone and the price starts at $349

Samsung mobile's missed calls

Earlier the undisputed leader, the South Korean giant needs to listen to some warning bells

Gadgets get personal at MWC

A look at some devices that turned heads at Barcelona this year

Generational differences at workplace

The study found that when it comes to positivity in the workplace, generation Z rate their experiences very positively

Keeping content safe online

It's crucial to elevate the role of information security in the organisation and emphasise that it is a strategic business issue

Making business 'social'

To be a hit with consumers today, social media should be at the heart of business, and not just used as a marketing tool, a new report indicates

Rethinking the recruitment process

In the recruiting process, we tell lies, half-truths while with some candidates, we might even be genuine

On-demand learning

This was a good thing - after all, the majority of us like to learn and research shows that work-based learning keeps people engaged

Do you know the real rural consumer?

Increased awareness and aspirations are creating distinct consumer segments in rural India

From feedback to feedforward

Now some smart companies are moving to a 'feedforward' assessment and employee coaching system

The Indian luxury car market is a marathon, not a sprint: Joe King

Interview with Country head, Audi India

Book Extract: Inspired or original

Managers who act like chameleons often advance rapidly in the early years of their careers as others are more likely to see them as leaders, says a new book

From good to great strategy meetings

How do the most effective executives run the meetings that fill their calendars?

The new Volkswagen Jetta is dejà vu at first sight

The newly revamped Volkswagen Jetta feels superior to the Skoda Octavia, while comparing favourably with the Audi A3. Now if only its design had given it an individuality all its own

Give the tiger its corridors

The battle for tiger conservation must move to the corridors that link the big cats' habitat

Union Budget 2015, an analysis

Whenever Budget time rolls around I feel I must make one for myself, but am always defeated by economic instincts hardwired by decades of evolution