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8 ways to identify profitable shares Though investment opportunities abound all the time and in almost all situations, they may not be very easy to identify. A shrewd and discerning investor will usually find opportunities for making money in places, and in situations, where a less discerning one will not. The best investment opportunities are often found in the most unlikely of places and situations.  Email this

They have got billions, but don't spend it Some of the world's richest people are the world's most frugal people.  Email this

Four food habits to avoid at work Tanya Munshi explains four dietary no-nos when it comes to eating at the office.  Email this

Credit cards: 'Shouldn't banks educate customers?' We asked Get Ahead readers to narrate their experiences about paying credit card transaction fees. Here, we present the best messages from credit card users as well as merchants.  Email this

MBA aspirants, test your Business Awareness TCY experts offer Business Awareness/General Knowledge questions to supplement MBA examination preparation.  Email this

The 9 most important questions in business When it comes to building a business, even Warren Buffett would agree that no one can spot every opportunity or anticipate every threat. There are simply too many variables. And in an increasingly competitive global economy, those variables are changing faster than ever before.  Email this

10 stocks that can earn great returns Mid-cap stocks, which are trading at cheaper valuations compared with large-caps, can be rewarding investments.  Email this

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Leadership is not about popularity As a leader of a business, be very clear in your mind that you are not running a democracy. By virtue of the fact that you have been anointed the leader, there is a significant degree of autocracy that comes with you. When you make decisions and when you make choices, they're not always the most popular.  Email this

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