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Business Today India - November 29, 2020

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Business Today India Description:

Editor: India-Today-Group

Categoría: Business

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: Fortnightly

Business Today is a weekly business magazine published by Living Media India Limited. It was founded in 1992 and is the largest-circulated business fortnightly in India.

Business Today covers a wide range of business topics, including corporate news, market trends, and leadership profiles. The magazine also features articles on entrepreneurship, innovation, and social responsibility.

Business Today is known for its in-depth reporting and its insightful analysis. The magazine has won numerous awards, including the Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism and the World Media Award for Business Journalism.

Here are some of the features of Business Today India Magazine:

* In-depth reporting: Business Today features in-depth reporting on the latest business news and trends.

* Expert analysis: Business Today's writers and analysts provide insightful analysis of the Indian business landscape.

* Leadership profiles: Business Today features profiles of leading business figures from India and around the world.

* Entrepreneurship: Business Today covers the latest trends in entrepreneurship and innovation.

* Social responsibility: Business Today features articles on corporate social responsibility and sustainability.

Business Today is a must-read for any business leader or anyone interested in the Indian business world. Subscribe today and start your journey to becoming a better business leader!

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Highlights of Business Today 29th November 2020, issue: The latest issue of Business Today magazine carries a cover story on Rush to Quality • Top BT500 companies grow at a fast pace, while others lag, mirroring trends in broader economy. To know more read Rush to Quality. • The investments of Facebook and Google in Jio Platforms have cemented RIL's position, catapulting its market value and putting it way ahead of TCS in the No.1 spot. Find out more at Battle of the Titans. • With private sector missing from action, PSUs were expected to play saviour, an expectation they failed to live up to. Find out more at Belying Hopes. • The 15 most-indebted non-BFSI companies had a combined debt of Rs 10 lakh crore in FY20, a 15 per cent increase over the previous year, and their troubles seem to be far from over. Find out more at Crisis Zone. • It is raining dividends before the new tax rules kick in. Read more at Less Taxing, More Rewarding. • Newly listed insurance, mutual fund, pure-play credit card and small finance banking players are charming Dalal Street. To know more read Market's New Favourites.

All this and much more in the November 29th 2020 issue of Business Today. So buy now!

Battle Of The Titans

The investments of Facebook and Google in Jio Platforms have cemented RIL’s position, catapulting its market value and putting it way ahead of TCS in the No.1 spot

6 mins

Market's New Favourites

Newly listed insurance, mutual fund, pure play credit card and small finance banking players are charming Dalal Street

8 mins

Back With a Bang

Bharti Airtel is in a sweet spot again, thanks to tariff hikes last year, digital gameplan and relentless focus on winning quality customers

6 mins

Belying Hopes

With private sector missing from action, PSUs were expected to play saviour, an expectation they failed to live up to

6 mins

Crisis Zone

The 15 most-indebted non-BFSI companies had a combined debt of ₹10 lakh crore in FY20, a 15 per cent increase over the previous year, and their troubles seem to be far from over