Chicago Booth School, India’s Great Lakes to jointly offer customised programs
- Aug 16, 2021 | LiveMint
New Delhi: Chennai-based Great Lakes Institute of Management of India has tied up with the world-renowned Booth School of Business of the University of Chicago to provide custom executive education programs in areas like leadership, strategy, management, and finance frameworks.
Read MoreGreat Lakes Institute of Management partners with the University of Chicago Booth School of Business
- Aug 16, 2021 | New Indian Express | edex
Great Lakes Institute of Management in Chennai announced a partnership with The University of Chicago Booth School of Business – a globally renowned business school – to provide custom executive education programs that offer leadership, strategy, management, and finance frameworks to take participants and their organizations to the next level.
Read MoreGreat Lakes To Design Custom Executive Education Program With Chicago Booth
- Aug 16, 2021 | BW Businessworld
Great Lakes Institute of Management in Chennai announced a partnership with The University of Chicago Booth School of Business to provide custom executive education programs that offer leadership, strategy, management, and financial frameworks to take participants and their organizations to the next level.
Read MoreGreat Lakes Institute ties up with Chicago Booth School
- Aug 16, 2021 | Hindu BusinessLine
Great Lakes Institute of Management (GLIM), Chennai, on Monday announced its partnership with The University of Chicago Booth School of Business — a globally renowned business school — to provide custom executive education programmes that will offer leadership, strategy, management and finance frameworks to participants.
Read MoreIn memory of Subir Gokarn - Former RBI Deputy Governer - Prof. Vidya Mahambare
- Aug 07, 2021 | LiveMint
Work-from-home (WFH) is a buzzword today in the aftermath of the covid pandemic, but some leaders had recognized its benefits for the well-being of employees and their productivity many years earlier. Subir Gokarn was one such stalwart, and I was one of the beneficiaries of his vision 15 years ago.
Read MoreSugar price hasn’t risen much in a decade and that isn’t healthy - Dr. Vidya Mahambare
- Aug 03, 2021 | The Print
Last week Lord Ganesh’s devotees observed the Sankashti Chaturthi. The word ‘Sankashti’ implies freedom from difficulties and pain, and Chaturthi is the fourth day of a lunar month as per the Hindu calendar. My mother prepared her usual offering to the Lord — Modak — fried dumplings with coconut and jaggery filling. On our routine call, she mentioned, “coconut prices have increased so much over the years while the size has become smaller. But, sugar prices haven’t changed much. In so many sweets, people now use sugar instead of jaggery, but that’s not good for our health.”
Read MorePost-IPO performance amid retail investor rush - Dr. Ranjitha Ajay & Arnab Sarkar
- Aug 02, 2021 | The Pioneer
The economy contracted in 2020-21 owing to the nationwide pandemic lockdown last year and resulted in a higher unemployment rate in both the formal and informal sectors.However, interestingly, during the same period, there was an unprecedented surge in trading and investment in the stock market.
Read MoreUnlock Reliance biz. to deliver shareholder value - Dr. Suresh Srinivasan
- Jul 29, 2021 | Fortune India
Reliance Industries Limited’s immediate focus should be to embark on a ‘value unlocking’ journey on the invested capital. Speedy restructuring into focussed business is the only way to achieve this.
Read MoreThe First principles of commerce should guide e-com policy too - Prof. Vidya Mahambare
- Jul 26, 2021 | LiveMint
A buyer purchases an electronic item from a brick-and-mortar shop. It turns out to be defective and breaks down after a while. Should the buyer claim damages on the warranty from the product maker or should s/he go back and threaten the shopkeeper into returning his money?
Read MoreWhy India needs an efficient yield curve? - Dr. Vidya Mahambare
- Jul 13, 2021 | LiveMint
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), under its Government Securities Acquisition Programme 2.0 (GSAP-2.0), plans to buy ₹1.2 trillion worth of outstanding government securities (G-secs) during July-September 2021. Under GSAP 1.0, RBI has already purchased ₹1 trillion worth of outstanding G-secs in the April-June quarter. GSAP aims to narrow the gap between the short-term and long-term risk-free rates of interest in the economy, thus enabling the government to borrow from the market at a reasonable cost and making its expanded borrowing programme sustainable.
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