The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 24, 2008

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IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP: Economic paradigm shift
The current global economic scenario is not something we have experienced in our lifetime. Comparisons are being made with the Great Depression (1929-33) and later crises. However, it is dangerous to hark back to the past and try to recycle ...

SOFT SKILLS: Stay calm when heckled
As a speaker, do you find that some people either disagree with what you’re saying, or just want to disrupt your speech or show off? You are not alone. Even the best presenters have to deal with hecklers at times, says Maggie Eyre in ...

STICKLISH ISSUES: DoCoMo-Tata deal
Responses to Sticklish Issues dated Nov 17. I do not foresee any path-breaking changes in the telecom sector with the entry of DoCoMo. It appears to be a purely commercial deal. However, the company may introduce novel handsets to enhance ...

60 SECONDS CHIEF!: 60 Seconds Chief
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CAREER CROSSROADS: Tips for a healthy voice
Visually conscious people spend hours at the gym to keep their bodies in shape so that they look good, but singers, actors and RJs (radio jockeys) need to work out their voices to sound good, says Noel Keymer in Everything you ...

STICKLISH ISSUES: What can be the alternatives to severance?
Send in responses, along with your hi-res photo to: ...

FOR THE ASKING: Why is there less interest in rights issues?
The spate of rights issue that have come unstuck in recent times have only to blame the negative sentiments. Investors have been badly stung. It would take a lot of time for them to recover from the ...

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