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Value chains of the hotels are very extensive with many values being handed out to the customers as ‘More Value for the money' has been the code of business now. The hotels are rapidly cobranding, tieing up for various synergies with banks, financial service providers, tourist operators,...
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SMEs have a key role of building a creative and progressive nation. The industrial engines of Japan, China, US, Germany and Taiwan are also driven by the SME sector. Finance/credit is the most critical component in any business process. Any industrial sector cannot work to its full capacity...
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The research paper discusses and analyses the stakeholders' issues relating to the takeover where two families' interests are conflicting. Two families namely Vaidyas and Parikhs were controlling the ownership of Zandu Company. One family, Vaidyas, sold its stake to Emami which went on to...
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This research paper looks at the financial disclosures during cross border acquisitions.The acquisition process gives the investors to scan the investment arena to park his funds in a venture. The investors are clueless as to the valuation of the acquisition when their company went on to look at...
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Human civilization has evolved using the global natural resources to the economic advantage of its constituent members. The land developers, for instance, convert the fertile and deface wetlands, timber companies wipe out forests, paper mill dumps dioxin laden wastes into the rivers and...
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Tata-Jaguar Land Rover deal was one of the most attractive acquisitions for the Indian automobile industry. The whole Tata-JLR deal is well planned and well executed move to globalize the Tata products and popularize both the premium and cost effective automotives of Tata Group. Tata motors were...
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This research paper is about the Equity Cartels and economic policy initiatives based on the challenges thrown up by cases like that of Ranbaxy. The case also puts some light on the price fixing issue under cartel effect the economy, which occurred in Ranbaxy during 1996-2008. The regulators are...
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India is the fastest growing economy post its liberalization and globalization activism and Asia's third largest economy behind Japan and China. India's telecom density is not so high as compared to the western market. Many companies are easily attracted to the telecom sector and are interested...
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