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<copyright>Copyright 2009 The Hindu Business Line</copyright>
<pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009</pubDate>

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<title>The role of professionals  in family businesses</title>
<description>When family businesses are in a dilemma is when they require the best people, whether family or non-family, to run the business. This is in the context of a global and dynamically changing market place where there is intense competition. The  When family businesses are in a dilemma is when they require the best people, whether family or non-family, to run the business. This is in the context of a global and dynamically changing market place where there is intense competition. The</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009</pubDate>
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<title>The relevance of entrepreneurship</title>
<description>Larry C. Farrell, an expert on entrepreneurship, feels India, which is targeting large-scale job creation to alleviate poverty, should focus more on entrepreneurship than on managerial training. While acknowledging the value of managerial  Larry C. Farrell, an expert on entrepreneurship, feels India, which is targeting large-scale job creation to alleviate poverty, should focus more on entrepreneurship than on managerial training. While acknowledging the value of managerial</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009</pubDate>
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<link>http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/manager/2009/11/09/stories/2009110950181000.htm</link>
<title>`Thought x Knowledge x Action = Attitude'</title>
<description>Your attitude matters much more than your skills, says Dipankar Biswas in 9 Secrets, the Ultimate Success Strategies (www.landmarkonthenet.com). It is attitude that shapes your style of connecting with others, your way of communicating, and your  Your attitude matters much more than your skills, says Dipankar Biswas in 9 Secrets, the Ultimate Success Strategies (www.landmarkonthenet.com). It is attitude that shapes your style of connecting with others, your way of communicating, and your</description>
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