TCS reported strong Q4 results, driven by robust performance in North America and a weak rupee. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

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Achyuta Adhvaryu, assistant professor of business economics and public policy at Michigan's Ross School of Business, has studied the impact...

If you think about it, we still use a form of typewriter but IBM, once a typewriter manufacturer, isn't known for it anymore.

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The biggest challenge that an enterprise faces is that of oblivion - when it forgets to innovate like a startup and gets eaten by one, comp...

Four Indians, two each from Mumbai and Bengaluru, figure among the batch of 115 students from across the world selected for the new academi...

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While battling altitude, weather, hunger, and exhaustion, it occurred to me that there's much in common with climbing a mountain and starti...

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A study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology shows that expressing sadness in a face-to-face interaction can sometimes help you d...

Having fun is a mindset. It makes the entrepreneurial journey more joyous for you and the others who join you on the ride.

In reality, failure is wonderful. When you fail it means that you actually tried something that was hard for you. You pushed the boundaries.

Sanjay Reddy makes son Keshav proud as he preps for a commencement speech at the Ross Business School, his alma mater.

An 11% surge in GMAT testing volume for the year ended June 30 led many to expect an increase in applications for the 2013 admission cycle.

Called Sri by peers and colleagues, Zaheer joined Carlson, among top 30 business schools in the US, in 1991.

The course aims to fill the knowledge gap in the applied supply chain area, and the first batch will cover 30 executives.