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ICRA sees 40% of CDR loans sinking

Credit rating agency ICRA has opined that 35 to 40 per cent of the Rs 2.5-lakh crore worth of loans being recast by the Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) Cell may fail. The rating agency cites absence of any improvement in the operating environment and expected softening of interest rates not happening as some of the reasons for the failure of recast loans.

We’ve shrunk the world to carry it in our pockets. With technological advancements and cutting-edge application foraying into the market, one has no choice but to keep up and stay update. Business today is done with the touch of screen and corporate records are stored in the clouds, almost literally. Staying on the top of the game would require the business personnel to be thoroughly updated and stocked with the latest technology. Buying the latest gadgets and gizmos won’t suffice, rather putting them to optimal use with the latest innovation and application will.

Cricket dies when Sachin retires.....it was quiet a bewildering statement for me. And that had prompted not only me but even many who were a naive to the game to look back on some of the terrific performances of Sachin. Even now we feel the adrenalin rush the moment we think of how the ‘Winning Knock’ was all possible for a man under such tremendous pressure! Ruminating one such instance - Chasing a huge target in the final qualifying match at Sharjah. Was it a simple task? Will there be any pressure?

For those passionate about education and the generic betterment of the society, good work comes naturally. While starting and successfully running a prominent B-school is a commendable feat in itself, for the patrons of SKIMT, it is just a beginning. The ultimate aim is to churn out world-class corporate champions.

Being lost and direction less is an obvious trait of a B-school entrant. But, with each semester and session, a rough knowledge of relatable area of expertise starts to take shape. With MBA being one of the most prominent and sought after post graduation degree, recruiters and business connoisseurs have charted the best job avenues for the B-school pass out. This list of denotes all the popular occupation or prospective fields of 2014 that a MBA student should look at while hunting for a job.

Tapping one’s potential on time and nursing it with the right nature of education is like finding the missing piece to a mind-boggling jigsaw puzzle. While deciding to opt for a post graduation degree in business can be a leap ahead in itself, it still might not suffice if you fail at picking the right specialization. Picking the specialization can either make or break your corporate career. There is a wide assortment of options available today.

Digital dreams and the parallel universe of virtual space have merged into entrepreneurial reality as many amateurs starting taking to the online medium to launch their start-up this year. Starting a digital venture can be a prelude to your original grand plan of a mega start-up. Online businesses are easy and uncomplicated. It gives you the experience of running a business without the heavy laden risk factor. The only investment that would be required would be a solid idea, patience, persistence and consistency.

Can a businessman think beyond minting profit? Can a multinational firm compromise on a handsome turnover? They can’t and they shouldn’t – many argue. But with the spur in awareness about corporate social responsibility has brought about a wind of change in among the revenue minded corporation and commerce. Contrary to the prior notion when businesses were often considered as a one way street, the concept of giving back to society is the today’s new corporate norm.

Late last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his pet programme, Make In India, amid much fanfare. New Delhi’s Vigyan Bhavan, the venue of the launch, witnessed heads of top domestic and global companies nodding in approval as Mr Modi exhorted them to make India a manufacturing hub.

The clock ticked 6.00 in the morn. Dawn of ‘Yet Another day’ for Smriti. She dint need an alarm in her phone or the table clock, as it’s all inbuilt in her body mechanism. Each day, 6`o Clock ...and she`s up for the preparations of the daily course of meals, packing lunches for the family, quite a bit of cleaning, writing instruction notes and leaving it on refrigerator top for the maid, squeezing in few minutes for her morning workout...Back and forth in the middle giving voice for waking the kids and their daddy.

RBI tightens regularoty norms for ARCs

Today the life of the average person has become almost frenetic with activities that seem to demand his attention all day and every day. While it has made them look very active it has also made their lives complex. Many opportunities have arisen in just about every domain. For instance providing personal services has literally exploded. Similarly, in the B2B space, needs that are specific to each trade have also appeared and as a consequence the purchasing behavior and pattern of individuals have also diversified.

For all the razzmatazz that surrounds social media, its business implication and usage sure presents a stark contrast. Often considered as an informal medium of casual entertainment, social media is slowly being accepted as a valuable marketing tool. With a fair share of population under 25, Internet is the place where businesses should go if they wish to reach this demographic. From major enterprises to promising start-ups – everyone is out there.

All work and no play makes jack a dull boy, this clichéd colloquial proverb cannot be more true in the case of new-age spin to the otherwise mundane management studies. Management studies and fun? One might wonder, but with the latest swanky gaming techniques that has been introduced to teach serious business and corporate sense to newbie is testimony of this practice. The idea is to learn a thing or two about the fundamental business and to couple with a generous dose of fun. A complete genre in itself these games are revolutionizing the way business studies are perceived.

Myths can be mysterious, but the ones about MBA are outright outrageous. Picking a post graduation course in itself can be a taxing experience. Careful consideration and cautious calculations must be done before foraying into the two year management course. Opting for a MBA or not will be a crucial academic decision that can either make or break your career.

A newly opened fuel station in Lonikand near Pune is attracting huge crowds daily. Apart from regular customers queuing up to fill their tanks with fuel, many curious onlookers are trying figure out the fuel dispensed there. “We sold over 2,000 litres on the very first day,” exclaims Santosh Verma, his face lighting up with excitement.

With the horrible state of economy coupled with lack of employment opportunities, the Indian job market had taken a huge blow. But, even amidst such tussle, the only sector that kept churning out job with solid packages and scope to grow is Consulting. This claim is supported by the latest statistic drawn from a survey conducted by TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) where it was found that 8 out of 10 management student in the country opting for a career in consulting in the 2014.

Though the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary defines an interview as “a formal meeting at which somebody is asked questions to see if they are suitable for a particular job”, the modern interviewee knows very well it is more than that in reality. Interview spots are high-octane zones with sweaty hands, involuntarily tapping feet and ultra-alert ears. The slightest of voices make heads turn wondering if it is you they are calling for, even if it’s only the janitor crossing to perform his daily routine.

Marketing is the lifeline of any business. Though commerce has witnessed the concept of marketing evolving over the age, its relevance stays undeterred till date. Business connoisseurs have always banked on wise marketing, stating that a successful marketing strategy can make or break a product’s stance in the market. With each passing year, the trends and patterns of marketing has evolved along with swelling global demands. Marketing narratives have been rewritten and improvised with each passing year.

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