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Highlights of Business Today 22nd April 2018, issue:
The latest issue of Business Today carries a cover story on Caught in the Middle.

As US and China get ready for a trade war, India needs clever policies and deft political maneuvering to avoid collateral damage. To know more read Caught in the Middle.

The New Delhi WTO mini-ministerial fails to come up with any solution to the global trade wars. Find out more at Frozen Trade.

If India is to have a data protection act doubling up as a privacy mechanism, the EU GDPR is probably our best bet. To know more read Digital Data Capture Law Needed.

SAIL has turned around after 10 consecutive quarters of losses. But it needs to do much more to stay relevant in future. Find out more at Out of the Woods.

India's biggest distressed asset investor, Rashesh Shah of Edelweiss Group, has accumulated the largest pile of bad loans - over Rs 90,000 crore. Will his gambit succeed? Read more at King of Distressed Assets.

With industry needs rapidly changing due to advancing technology, a host of online courses, both globally and locally designed, have sprung up to help professionals upgrade their skills. To know more read Rise of the Net-Trainers.

All this and much more in the April 22, 2018 issue of Business Today. So buy now!

It's All About Productivity

ONLY SUSTAINED PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CAN RAISE LIVING STANDARDS

2 mins

Facebook Fix

What’s on marketers’ mind?

2 mins

Swajal A Cheaper Way To Access Clean Water

THE GURGAON-BASED START-UP’S SOLARPOWERED WATER ATMS ARE HELPING SOLVE INDIA’S WATER WOES.

2 mins

“In The Context Of India, The Attack Surface Has Greatly Increased”

Nation states have added a new dimension to what is emerging as the newest theatre of war after air, sea, water and space — the Internet. They interfere in other countries' elections, in their power grids, in sports events, and are even alleged to be disabling naval vessels over the cloud to cause accidents. But that’s not the only area where cyber defence needs to be beefed up. Enterprises continue to remain major targets, as do governments, financial institutions and even national identity databases. Business Today’s Rajeev Dubey talks to Greg Clark, CEO of the world’s biggest cyber security firm, Symantec, on how such issues are being dealt with. 

5 mins

Thirsty For More

BIRA’S ANKUR JAIN HAS SWIFTLY CARVED A NICHE FOR HIMSELF IN A DIFFICULT DOMESTIC ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE INDUSTRY. HE IS FAR FROM DONE YET.

6 mins

Education Not A Panacea

THE AUTHOR’S ARGUMENT THAT EDUCATION ALONE CAN FUEL GROWTH IS NOT FULLY CONVINCING.

2 mins

Avoid Injury

Stock prices can sometimes fall like a brick, but that does not mean you can bottom-fish. Here’s how you can avoid a costly plunge.

6 mins

Money Matters

Managing your money can be tricky. Send your queries, and top-notch industry leaders will help you resolve any issue.

4 mins

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