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Indian companies need to adopt healthy international habits: Maurice Rozet
Interview with Chairman, Alexander Hughes
 "Indian companies need to adopt healthy international habits: Maurice Rozet")
A secret about analytics
Clean and structured data is a big challenge in the telecom space
 "A secret about analytics")
The consumer as brand ambassador
In direct selling, the distributor has a job that goes beyond plain selling
 "The consumer as brand ambassador")
Our aim was to educate consumers about the benefits of unpolished dal: Amit Sridharan
Interview with General Manager (pulses), Consumer Products Business, Tata Chemicals
 "Our aim was to educate consumers about the benefits of unpolished dal: Amit Sridharan")
Book Extract: Seize the moment
In times of change companies need to reconfigure existing structures to allocate resources to new opportunities. That can mean wresting control from powerful people, says a new book
 "Book Extract: Seize the moment")
 "Making celebrities accountable")
Leading ladies
In the world of billionaires and highest-paid CEOs, women are not easy to spot. But they are there, marginalised in number but not in merit. Here's a look at some who have made a name for themselves t
 "Leading ladies")
Volatile wealth
IT billionaires added huge wealth in 2013, while real estate barons lost thousands of crore. Stock-market riches can no longer be taken for granted
 "Volatile wealth")
The golden leap
There were billionaires who gained wealth. There were those who lost wealth. And then there were those who hit the jackpot in 2013. Here's a peep into their soaring fortunes
 "The golden leap")
The rich are indifferent
Once, the wealthy were patrons of art. But, it's difficult to assess what the country's newer billionaires collect, if anything at all that isn't kitsch
 "The rich are indifferent")
Chess (#1086)
There have been several recent super-tournaments at fast controls including the London Classic, Beijing Mindgames, Zurich, Moscow, et cetera
 "Chess (#1086)")
The fittest corporate chieftains
Whether it's running a 42-km marathon or a grinding rally drive, these men take exertions in their stride
The billionaires' alchemist
Even those with the Midas touch need a bit of handholding sometimes. That's where these wealth managers step in
 "The billionaires' alchemist")
Behind every muscle is a trainer
Billionaires pay trainers up to Rs 5,000 per hour to keep them in top physical shape. The authors list some of the most sought after fitness experts
 "Behind every muscle is a trainer")