The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 13, 2007

FOREIGN TRADE
Dominican Republic: The business-pleasure tango
For those Indian businessmen who raise their eyebrows at the mention of business with the Dominican Republic, here is a fact that should make them take notice. At $11 billion in 2006, the Dominican Republic is the largest importer among the 21 ... More

MANAGEMENT
From forecast to foresight
Successful business leaders must anticipate changes and proactively provide answers to them, before competition becomes wise. More

EDUCATION
Twenty new friends
As I was getting ready to leave the US for India, in early February, my grand-daughter and grand-son, respectively studying grades 5 and 2, sprang a surprise. They asked me to visit their school and spend an ... More

BANKING
Operational Risks — The new challenge for banks
Though operational risk assessment is in the early stages of development compared to credit and market risks, its significance has grown. More

INTERVIEW
`For country's energy security, we are moving into gas, hydro and nuclear'
In the Eleventh Plan, we want to add at least 22,000 MW, including about 2,000 MW from hydro, which will be a thrust area. This calls for an investment of at least Rs 88,000 crore. More

BOOKS
The Tao of negotiating the China bend
Doing business in the world's most dynamic market, China, is mostly about relationship building. China Now has elaborate inputs on how to parley with Chinese businesspeople. Get an insight into the country's macroeconomic operations through China's B anking and Financial Markets, the first English version of the `Blue Book'. And for the rurally inclined, there is Grass-roots Democracy in India and China. Three books that should give you a taste of China. More

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Inflation control

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