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Iraq war has winner corporate profiteers In the face of his disastrous Iraq adventure, our much maligned commander in chief is being accused of not having a plan (or a clue for that matter). But dont be too hasty to judge G.W. Bush, MBA. He may not have had a war plan, but he certainly had a business plan and its come together very well, thank you. After all, war is big, big business, especially in the new world order of the Bushies where corporations are given the responsibility for the looting and pillaging of taxpayers that has historically been reserved for

Chennai, Oct. 10 - KNOW Process Outsourcing (KPO), the jump is estimated at 1.3 billion dollars (about Rs 5,954 crore), which currently stands at 25 billion US dollars (about 114,500 crore R), during the market in the year 2010, is an important Way for the careers of skilled professionals, according to Mr. Chandu Nair, director, Scope e-Knowledge Center. Delivering the BL Club lecturer at the Institute of Technology and Management here, "said Nair KPO, unlike Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), which was responsible for implementing standardized processes for high-end services on the need for advanced technology and analytical skills Examples of patents,

You have a passion for cricket, football, tennis, golf or any other sport? A new career management in sport is the opening of India. This career combines a love for sport with the economy by applying business practices skills in the world of sport. Today, he thinks the sport seriously, running into billions of dollars. In the world, sport is seen as part of the entertainment industry. The sport has an economy in itself. Large industrial houses are its mass appeal and the fact that the commercial value has been generally recognized. All sports management, but as an important discipline

These accounts, as the average value of the dollar. But look closer and you will see, $ 0.50, $ 0.25, $ 0.05 paper money. Charge and stationery items into account factors leaving safety deposit boxes, they are now in possession of the Michigan Department of Treasury with the Institute of Management and Budget responsible for their elimination. "We try to wait, because the goal is to return back to the property owners. But in cases like this, where we look for the person who, throw us here at an auction," says Edward Woods III The Faculty of Management and Budget.

An additional 600,000 millionaires were created around the world in 2004... An additional 600,000 millionaires were created around the world in 2004, with North America and Asia, including India, leading Europe in the wealth stakes, according to a report released on Friday. There are now an estimated 8.3 million people who can claim to have one million dollars, excluding their main residence, according to the 2005 World Wealth Report by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini. The report estimated the net worth of the worlds wealthy elite at 30.2 trillion dollars, an 8.2 percent rise on 2003. North America has about 2.7

Indore, Oct 3 (PTI) ITC said today it would spend some of their profits for the country's development, the agricultural sector, as a diversified conglomerate plans to invest a billion dollars to improve the infrastructure of support to farmers. "With the end of October, a portion of the price of the ITC on the products would be required to provide a report on soil, weather, children and training, as well as water, harvesting techniques, agriculture, "ITC chairman YC Deveshwar Says here today. The company is in the pumping station of a billion dollars for the development of agriculture to be put in

Many labels have been used to describe the Empress of India in exercise of biotechnology - trained brewers, garage entrepreneurs, art collector, politics Framer, initiator of the IPO. Last week, she received a new - rich Indian woman. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw could easily with all the other tags, but as a general rule, Kiranian fashion, richie rich minimized. The figures were fictional, she said, the day following its company-share rose to the Exchange and increase their personal wealth in the countless crores and census. But there is nothing about fictitious Biocon, a company Mazumdar-Shaw at the end of 70 years, in Bangalore. If microbiologists

The Government of the external trade policy initiatives are paying rich dividends as the country exports 26 percent over the past two years to reach 100 billion dollars in 2005-06 to 63 billion dollars in 2003-04, Commerce Kamal Nath said the Prime Minister today. "Our confrontation with the economic world today, including imports, Suite 350 billion, which corresponds to our growing importance in international trade," he said at the 40th Convocation of 'Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. Nath said India, the rates down in the ASEAN countries and the ADI regime was liberal. But developed countries have been non-tariff trade barriers and

NEW DELHI - Low-cost air carrier IndiGo on Wednesday said it will induct tenth Airbus A320 to its fleet on June 24. The new aircraft would connect Nagpur to Delhi, Pune and Bangalore, IndiGo said in a statement. PROTOTYPE OF CHINA'S NEW REGIONAL JET TO GO ON SHOW IN SHANGHAI SHANGHAI - A prototype of China's new home-developed regional jet, the ARJ-21, will be unveiled at a show in Shanghai, organizers of the event said at a press conference on Wednesday. The real-size model jet, whose appearance and interior seat, window and rack arrangements are virtually identical to the real

KHARAGPUR: More than 350 well-placed IIT alumni in the US are ready to send aid to their institute and this could run into a few hundred million dollars. But there is a problem. "Most of the time we keep sending aid without knowing what the institute actually wants," said Deb Parvati, who deals with Technology in Medical Education in the University of Stanford and is also the president of the IIT Foundation in the USA. This due to lack of dialogue between the authorities and the institute train students. Deb was speaking at the concluding session of the year long golden jubilee

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