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The top business analytics skills every tech professional needs is enlisted below The discipline of business analytics is expanding right now. Professional business analysts are increasingly in demand all around the world. To become a…

Gautam Adani to Target Europe With Huge Morocco Clean Energy Project The project, which would be Adani's largest clean power development outside India, could be as large as 10 gigawatts, according to one of the people Gautam Adani is in…

Would-be joiners of family businesses can have their cake and eat it — if they get the ingredients right The career choices made by members of a family enterprise tend to be fraught with tension. Most experience unspoken pressure to join…

With $30 bn Bilateral Trade Turnover, India, Russia Plan Big for 2023 "We are seeing a huge surge of interest in India from Russian businesses. And, most importantly, across the spectrum - from large to small business" New Delhi, Dec…

Unlocking the power of GBS: How shared services can deliver competitive advantage

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Euro Zone August Business Growth at Four-Year High, Still Weak - PMI Euro zone business activity accelerated at its fastest pace in more than four years last month as Italy turned in its best performance since early 2011 and German growth…

Europe Orders Cracks Check on Airbus A380s Europe's safety authorities on Friday ordered urgent inspections on a third of the Airbus EAD.PA A380 fleet after the discovery of wing cracks on the world's largest jetliner. No aircraft have…

Greece Deal Fails to Convince, EU Demands More Greek political leaders said they had clinched a deal on economic reforms and spending cuts needed to secure a second bailout, but euro zone finance ministers demanded more measures and a…

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