Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
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Entrepreneurship in India - Then and now
Many new-age entrepreneurs today don't come from traditional business families. And that reflects in their mindset. Authority is not linked with ownership while rapid growth is their mantra
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When good companies make disastrous moves
The issues arising out of the recent transitions in the Tatas, Infosys and even some political parties highlight what might become a recurring trend in the times to come
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Using 'behavioural nudges' rather than 'surgical strikes' to curb corruption
The latest attempt at demonetization exhibits a lack of understanding of the behavioural aspects of public policy problems
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The Cyrus Mistry-Tata imbroglio: A common family business issue?
The successors must have the family support in order to survive and be allowed to remain at the helm of the family firm