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The global talent challenge
With increasing globalisation, maintaining a competitive edge without the right kind of talent is like fighting a battle without arms
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Most firms don't have a plan to ensure employee wellness: Andrew Heard
Interview with, MD, Asia Pacific Benefits Towers Watson
 "Most firms don't have a plan to ensure employee wellness: Andrew Heard")
It's all in the DNA
The real reason for success or failure lies within - that is, in the culture of a company, says a new book
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Damage control
Product recalls have serious financial implications for companies. With consumer safety and brand perception on the line, ensuring timely action and customer convenience can mitigate the costs involve
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Instant gratification in installments
In a 'credit-sparse' environment companies turn to EMIs to promote sales. But they are a double-edged sword
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Chennai Express: The worst of the Shetty kind
Chennai Express is an assault on the viewers' sensibilities, says Aabhas Sharma who wanted to exit 15 minutes into the film
 "Chennai Express: The worst of the Shetty kind")
High design
Asmita Aggarwal lists the best five designers at the 2013 Delhi Couture Week who stood out for their uncoventional bridal collections
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My Life My Style: Lalit Modi
IPL: how, why, then & now
 "My Life My Style: Lalit Modi")
Captain's retreat
Oil paintings, idols of Buddha and Ganesha, framed photographs and an eclectic collection of books fill the eighth-floor office of CP Krishnan Nair, founder of Leela Hotels
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You're not infallible, Mr Hotspot and Mr Hawk-Eye
The author on what the tools of the third umpire lack
 "You're not infallible, Mr Hotspot and Mr Hawk-Eye")
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Antibiotic apocalypse
The indiscriminate prescription of strong antibiotics for even minor ailments like cold and flu is leading to the alarming rise of bacterial infections that no longer respond to the usual medicine
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China & Japan: 'As close as lips and teeth'
The love-hate relationship between the Big Two of Asia dates back to the first half of the 20th century and before they fought one of the bloodiest wars in history.
Nirvana on four wheels
Lamborghinis Indian Limited Edition Gallardo is a super luxury sedan meant for just six wealthy owners
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Across the globe on two Enfields
Three bikers have set off from Gujarat and will make their way to London on their modified Royal Enfield Bullets
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A star is reborn
From perennial lover boy to powerful roles in unconventional films, Rishi Kapoor's second innings is a revelation
 "The man who has bought freedom for 4,500 prisoners")