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Apparel Retail in India : The Indian apparel retail industry had
total revenue of $28,102.6 million in 2009, representing a compound annual
growth rate (CAGR) of 9.9% for the period spanning 2005-2009
Luxury Car Market – India : The luxury car market in India is
growing at CAGR 27% presently and Luxury cars formed 1% of the total sales of
cars in 2009. Increasing availability of cars has helped in the expansion of the
passenger vehicles market in India. India's automobile sector especially luxury
car market has been one of the leading car market in the world.
Forecast Revisit 2010-2011Consumer Health : This global brief
provides an update on trends and forecast assumptions based on trends and events
observed in 2010. Consumer Health, 2010 Global Trends Influencing Consumer
Health.
Have you tested your strategy lately : Ten timeless tests can help you kick the tires on your strategy and kick up the level of strategic dialogue throughout your company.
Three levels of culture and firms' entrepreneuraial orientation : a research agenda : Numerous studies examining the linkage between corporate entrepreneurship and performance resort to the entrepreneurial orientation construct to assess a firm’s degree of entrepreneurship.
Sustainable corporate entrepreneurship : Evolving and connecting with
the organization : Corporate entrepreneurship necessarily entails both risk and
high levels of uncertainty; yet, established organizations are typically
positioned as efficient engines that function best via cautious and routine
progress, which can hinder attempts to inject innovative ideas into mature
businesses.
QS Top MBA Jobs & Salary Trends 2010/11 : Here is the survey report by QS topmba.com on Jobs and Salary trends for MBA graduates around the world and many more findings on MBAs jobs.
2010 Survey Report Examines Hiring Trends for B-School Grads : GMAC surveyed more than 2,300 employers that recruit and hire new talent from the world's graduate business schools in 2010.
European Business Schools on the Rise: GMAT score sending patterns show
more interest in Europe, from both home and abroad : For the testing year
ending June 30, 2010, European schools received more than 85,000 GMAT scores, an
increase of 90 percent, or about 40,000 score reports from five years prior. The
total number of GMAT scores sent worldwide increased by only 30 percent over the
same five-year period. Britain, France, the Netherlands, and Spain remain the
top European destinations, receiving about 80 percent of the GMAT scores sent.
Work exp be made compulsory for MBA admissions, says India's management
education community : It is a fact that it is much easier for MBA aspirants
who have work experience to gain entry into top B-schools. The admission figures
of top B-schools also indicate the same. The major pie of the MBA seats are
taken by 'with-work experience' students. The poll witnessed a huge response
with 345 respondents participating, and the results are now out.
Corporate India and The Art of Giving - Business World spl issue : The
recent issue of Business world magazine has come out with a good feature on
Corporate India’s philanthropic activities. This article covered information on
charity of business tycoons in India.
Business School Resolutions for 2011: B-school leaders share their
aspirations for management education in the new year : Recently, Bloomberg
Businessweek.com asked professors and administrators at top MBA programs to send
in, via e-mail, their New Year's resolutions for management education and the
institutions charged with producing tomorrow's business leaders in 2011. Here's
a roundup of their responses.
What's in store for business schools in 2011 : With new deans at Harvard,
Kellogg, Chicago, and INSEAD, a boom in MBA admissions consulting, and the first
revamping of Wharton's MBA curriculum in almost 20 years, it's been a big year
for business schools. What's coming in 2011? So what's in store for 2011? Here
are our predictions.
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