The Evalueserve study estimates that the total address market in India for language-sensitive work will be worth $14.4 billion by 2010. This growing demand for language-sensitive work will have a great impact on the Indian economy as it is expected to create a multiplier effect in the job market for Indians. According to the report, only around 40,000 Indians with foreign language specialization will qualify to meet this requirement.

The Top 5 chart toppers are University of Pennsylvanias Wharton Business School (US), Columbia Business School (US), Harvard Business School (US), Stanford Business School (US) and London Business School (UK).

The program is one of many initiatives HBS is pursuing in China. HBS recently launched a China educational immersion program, with 70 MBA students spending winter break traveling to Beijing, Hangzhou, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and other locations. The second semester of the MBA program will feature a new elective titled Doing Business in China in the Early 21st Century. In 1999, Harvard Business School opened its Asia Pacific Research Center in Hong Kong.

This is what leading investment bank Goldman Sachs global research paper released on 22 January has to say. In 2050, China will be the largest economy.

The original report, published in 2003, had projected that India GDPs would outstrip Japans by 2032 and that in 30 years it would be the worlds largest economy after China and US. The updated report now says that India will move one step up from No.3 to No. 2 in the global sweepstakes of tomorrow.

Shri T.Nanda Kumar, Chairman IRMA had released International Agribusiness Conference proceedings on Tuesday, 19th July, 2016 at IRMA. IRMA organized International Conference on Agribusiness in Emerging Economies (ICAEE) on 6-7 January, 2016 with the collaboration of The Whitman School of Management & The South Asia Center at Syracuse University, USA and Journal of Agribusiness in Developing and Emerging Economies (JADEE).

The two-day seminar titled Performance Related Rewards: Innovative Practices (PRR), organized by All India Management Association (AIMA), offered various dimensions of designing an effective Performance Related Rewards (PRR) scheme.

In his inaugural address, Kamal Singh, Director-CMD, AIMA, set the tone for the seminar by stating: Attrition rates are soaring across the industry. Companies need to focus on retaining and nurturing high performers. A successful PRR scheme can be instrumental in achieving this.

There will be a Dubai-London Executive MBA program and its the first time that LBS has set up its own branded program overseas. On offer also, will be the Executive Education program. The courses will be run from the Dubai International Financial Centre.

In the cover story titled Wireless Wonder: Indias Sunil Mittal Fortune magazine pays rich tribute to Mittals entrepreneurial drive and innovative business management approaches.

The experts pointed out exactly why Indian strategies were required for those who wished to succeed in the Indian marketplace. And eminent speakers further added that the Indian marketing approach, if developed and packaged well, could actually be relevant for other emerging economies.

Leading management thought leader Dr. Jagdish Sheth -- the Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing at the Goizueta Business School of Emory University and an globally-recognized business consultant -- launched management portal MBAUniverse.com in New Delhi at India Habitat Center on 9th January. MBAUniverse.com is an interesting concept which is highly relevant for management domain, he said.