The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 14, 2008

PEOPLE
Expat on the job
He’s a Swede with a Chennai posting who is enthusiastically discovering what will work, and what will not, in this ‘open and friendly’ country. More

HEALTH
FITNESS Q&A
Inner joy promotes healing
Fitness expert Bharat Savur answers readers’ queries More

CONSULTING
Innovating India
Erehwon is in the business of helping organisations think innovatively to achieve breakthrough results. More

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING
Culture on the cover
A magazine dedicated to showcasing Indian heritage More

HUMAN RESOURCES
`Swedes don't like job-hopping'
For Marcus Wilhelm, COO of Photon Infotech, it’s fun to work at Photon “where colleagues are like my friends.”But though the best thing about the company is the people, his “big problem is loyalty and getting people ... More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
Change of scene
Lithuania… holidaying in a beautiful country in transition. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
On her own
California-based C.E.O. Women trains low-income immigrant and refugee women to succeed as entrepreneurs by imparting English, communication and business skills. More

BOOKS
Space for growth
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