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Highlights of Business Today 28th August, issue: The latest issue of Business Today carries a cover story about the odds that Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu faces in his quest to make Indian Railways fast, efficient and profitable. UVs are fast becoming the most popular category in passenger cars. What attracts customers to them? Read more in Racing Ahead. Even as the government pushes for a more 'predictable' tax regime, corporate tax disputes continue to rise. Find out more in Tax Trap. With the emergence of photo and video sharing social platforms such as Instagram and Snapchat, brands are increasingly harnessing the power of pixels to woo consumers. Read more in Picture Perfect. A little-known Chinese pharma company buys an equally less known Indian firm for an astronomical valuation, and causes a stir in the industry. Why exactly did the deal happen? Find out more in Shanghai Surprise. All this and much more in the August 28, 2016 issue of Business Today. So buy now!
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It's A Big Deal
High liquidity, quality assets, and hunger for growth have spurred india inc. To indulge in an M&A spree
Many Indias, Many Taxes?
Or, is it a classic case of much ado about nothing? Experts say that the debate on the very survival of GST stirred by the Supreme Court's observation is unfounded, as come what may, the One Nation, One Tax regime is here to stay
A Season Of Layoffs
Start-ups have handed out nearly 10,000 of the dreaded pink slips so far this year. With investors tightening the funding tap, things are unlikely to turn around very soon
IPL Media Rights - Big Money, High Stakes
The recent IPL media rights auction has seen the winners fork out big money. Profitability is another matter
How To Get The Cheapest Personal Loan
Before you take a personal loan, compare interest rates along with other factors. A low rate will help reduce your emis significantly in a rising rate regime
Taxiing for Take-off
Competition in the Indian skies is set to become even more cut-throat as Akasa Air and Jet Airways prepare for launch of their commercial services
HR TURNS SaaS-Y
SCORES OF SaaS START-UPS ARE HELPING COMPANIES WORK OUT KINKS IN HIRING, INTERVIEWING, EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT, REWARDS & BENEFITS, AND OTHER HR PROCESSES. THE PANDEMIC HAS HELPED THEM COME INTO THEIR OWN
BLUSTERY RIDE
BHAVISH AGGARWAL'S CONFIDENCE BELIES THE STRUGGLES HIS DREAM COMPANY OLA ELECTRIC IS GOING THROUGH. EVEN AS CONSUMER COMPLAINTS, PRODUCT CHALLENGES, AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT CHURN RISE, AGGARWAL CONSIDERS THESE AS INEVITABLE RIPPLES IN A DISRUPTIVE BUSINESS MODEL. WILL OLA ELECTRIC END UP A PIONEER OR JUST ANOTHER GOOD IDEA?
AEROTROPOLIS!
BACKED BY THE UPCOMING NOIDA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN JEWAR, INDIA'S NORTHERN REGION IS ALL SET TO EMERGE AS AN AVIATION POWERHOUSE WHOSE IMPACT WILL BE FELT FAR AND WIDE
GRASPING AT STRAWS
With margins rapidly shrinking due to inflation, consumer goods companies are doing all they can to keep their heads above water. But it will be tough going for some time
