Either you share or you lose
People are finding ways to share everything. Technology is enabling a new method of consumption that gives people access without ownership. Sooner or later your business will be a target
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Stories At Work
Get out of the clichés trap
How do you ensure that your company's values are not just abstract concepts? Listen and share stories from employees on how they are living these values
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Why disagreements between co-founders are good
Disagreements, even occasional anger, lead to better ideas and mutual trust
How to buy friends and influence people
Ever wondered how some influential (and not-so-influential) people and companies get popular on social media for no apparent reason? In a discreet operation, we investigate how.
Why it makes sense to outsource your life
There is only so much you can accomplish on any given day. So why not outsource the more mundane tasks? It's cheap, efficient and frees you up to do everything else
Why talking about who you are is key to building your brand
Dilip Kapur, the founder of Hidesign, in conversation with radio host Hrishi K of Radio One
Three lessons from the controversy leading to Rahul Yadav's resignation
It's easy to blame the speed and reach of online technology for the problems leading up to Housing.com's CEO's resignation. But technology only quickens and amplifies people's actions
New Rules of Business
What successful companies do to win customer loyalty
Companies like Amazon, IKEA and Ritz-Carlton are proactive in anticipating customer's needs and nipping problems in the bud
Dispatches from China
Why Costco's online-first approach in China is a smart strategy
Its virtual store allows it to test the waters without making a big investment and by riding the wave of the country's e-commerce boom
Rajesh Patil is building a different kind of real estate firm - and reaping the rewards
The maverick chairman of leading Pune-based realtor Kolte-Patil Developers is scripting a transformation story that's turned every known precept on its head and made him an outcast in his own industry
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