Published on 05 Nov 2007 in: Most Popular
From Business Week
Musharraf’s state of emergency, Musharraf army is no longer so popular and the U.S. may withdraw military aid from Pakistan.
Pakistan’s president was warned by US that declaring a state of emergency in the country would put U.S. relations at risk.
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Published on 05 Nov 2007 in: Career & Education
Here’s a look at the cream of the crop according to BusinessWeek’s rankings of 10 full-time MBA programs
1.Vanderbilt University- Owen Graduate School of Management
2.Michigan State University - Eli Broad College of Business
3.Rochester University - Simon Graduate School of Business
4.Washington University- Olin Business School
5.University of Notre Dame- Mendoza College of Business
6.University of Maryland- Robert H. Smith School of Business
7.Purdue University- Krannert School of Management
8.Emory University- Goizueta Business School
9.Georgetown University- McDonough School of Business
10.University of Southern California- Marshall School of Business
Published on 05 Nov 2007 in: Career & Education
India’s one of the most coveted business schools, Indian School of Business (ISB) is planning to set up a second ISB, in the North, Haryana. A possible site could be Sonepat in Haryana, two hours’ drive from Delhi. The new school could be an extension of ISB.
ISB runs PG in management, leading to a Master of Business Administration degree, post doctoral programmes. The average domestic salary offered to ISB payouts this year was Rs 15 lakh with the highest domestic offer being Rs 43 lakh. The average international salary was $135,000, the highest being $269,000.
ISB board comprises top names like
Published on 05 Nov 2007 in: Sports
India’s Sania Mirza remains in 32nd position for the third consecutive week, while Leander Paes jumped four positions to No 13 in doubles, as per the latest WTA and ATP rankings.