M&A is a risky business and certain key aspects can make or break the deal
Most companies today are opting for inorganic growth as it is a fast way to expand and improve reach. ET finds out what can make or break the deal.
View ArticleCheck out how companies are attracting and retaining senior talent
A lot goes into retaining top talent in any company as there are many others who recognise their worth and are waiting to make them an offer that can’t be refused.
View ArticleNight time reading
Currently, I am reading two books -- Sidney Poitiers’s The Measure of a Man and The Mind of the Strategist by Kenichi Ohmae.
View ArticleEat healthy to feel energised
Making small changes in your dietary habits will help you feel energised and fit,.
View ArticleNow social networking sites may shape your career
Employers are using social networks to assess job applicants, verify CVs or find ideal candidates based on online profile. Learning from mistakes I Know your employer!
View ArticleThe perfect storm
So can a B-school turn you into a successful entrepreneur ? The jury is still out there.
View ArticleEquity funds which multiplied their NAV by ten times
The strong mid-cap rallies of 2003 and 2005 have helped them beat the Sensex and achieve this rare feat.
View ArticleHow China plans to boost its air, rail services?
Local governments across China are throttling forward with airport construction projects as part of a nationwide push to expand regional air service as directed by a state council.
View ArticlePanama Canal toll hike approved, box rate unchanged
Despite protests from containership owners, Government of Panama has approved toll increases on the Panama Canal following the recommendation from the Panama Canal Authority (ACP).
View ArticleMaritime Labour Convention to take effect from August next year
Having met requisite conditions of ratifications as well of tonnage, ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC, 2006) is now all set to enter into force from August next year.
View ArticleCargo diversion feared as longshore talks collapse
Talks have collapsed between the US east coast ILA and USMX, sparking fears of a mass cargo diversion to west coast ports.
View ArticleIran offers insured ships for crude shipments
Faced with problems of its customers not being able to import oil due to lack of adequate insurance for ships, National Iranian Oil Company has offered India and other countries the use of fullyinsured...
View ArticleDelayed rains dampen country's exim trade milieu
While a snapshot of the world shipping environment depicts a market beset with uncertainties, the sectoral scenario of the country seems to have been made worse by whimsical Rain Gods.
View ArticleUS sanctions: Russian registry to stop verifying Iran ships
Wary of being caught up in Western sanctions on the Islamic Republic, St. Petersburg-based Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) has decided to stop verifying safety and environmental standards...
View ArticleMaritime Chronicles: Times Group's coffee table book Navigators
The Times Group launched its coffee table book Navigators during the third edition of the Southern Region Shipping Conclave, organised by SICCI and CCHAA.
View ArticleEast-coast ports will see increase in cargo traffic: Experts
Chairman of Visakhapatnam Port Trust, has said that the cargo traffic through India's west-coast ports was estimated to drop to 66% in 3 to 4 yrs from 77% in FY 2010.
View ArticleRail cargo to attract service tax from October
During August, the railways carried revenue earning freight of 78.43 million tonnes, over the actual freight traffic of 75.79 million tonnes carried during the same period last year.
View ArticleMarine, maritime economy to help Europe's economic recovery: EC
Its new rules ensure sustainable use of the oceans and seas while enabling maritime economies to grow and coastal communities to thrive.
View ArticleCII Institute of Logistics conference: Rise of Maruti & application of rustic...
The application of rustic wisdom of Indian villages can partially be credited to the spectacular rise of Maruti Suzuki and its reach into the rural hinterlands of India.
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