India has a reputation for its complex policies, despite a professed liberal attitude. The best example of this has been the protectionist clauses espoused by Press Note 18 (of 1998) and Press Note 1 (2005). These press notes are not laws... Read More.
If you were tracking the outsourcing industry, the news of the recent acquisitions (and some mergers), particularly those in the month of May would have made your head spin! Any MBA student will tell you that acquisitions are made to... Read More.
With global pharmaceutical markets registering sluggish growth (around 4-6%), multinational companies have shifted their attention towards emerging markets like India which grew at the double digit rate of around 13-15% in 2010. Economic growth, increasing healthcare expenditure and the improved... Read More.
Doing business is getting riskier. Increased globalisation, rapid technological changes, regulatory shifts, etc. have increased the competitive pressures that companies face. Knowing that their environment has more variables, it is logical that companies take actions to mitigate risks. In this... Read More.
