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Are businesses becoming more responsible?
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To become more responsible businesses, companies will have to embrace strong governance practices to be better positioned to manage emerging risks and
Building a business around refugees seeking that first job
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India-born founder’s tea venture gives migrants a leg up A chance conversation at a restaurant with a group of refugees in North
Merck Ltd says India consumer healthcare business to be part of global deal
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Merck Ltd on Tuesday said its consumer health business in India will also be involved in plans by its parent Merck KGaA
Wells Fargo reveals more fake accounts
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US bank Wells Fargo says as many as 3.5 million accounts may have been created for customers without permission over about eight
Trump vows to ‘bring back Main Street’ by cutting business tax to 15%
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Donald Trump has vowed to cut the US business tax rate to 15%, in a speech otherwise short on specifics, but heavy on
AM Naik’s leave encashment at Rs 32.21 crore
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AM Naik, chairman of Larsen & Toubro, who made over “75 percent of L&T of today”, rarely took leave during his 53
Markets jittery over North Korea as UK trade deficit widens – business live
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The US stock market is expected to fall when it opens in three hours time. New York traders will probably be cautious,
The business of working and playing together
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Productivity is often a blinding slave-driver. But it needn’t be at odds with a wholesome life of leisure, fitness and overall well-being.
Aurobindo Pharma, Intas in race to buy Mallinckrodt’s US generic business
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Aurobindo Pharma and Intas are in the race to buy UK-based Mallinckrodt’s generic drugs business in the US valued at USD 2
4 Tips for Managing the ‘Nuts and Bolts’ of Your Business
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Even in today’s digital age, some small business owners, surprisingly, are still bucking the online trend: A CNBC poll recently found that only 45