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	6 yoga steps for a better sex life Shameem Akthar, a certified yoga acharya with the internationally acclaimed Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centre, Kerala, recommends six yoga exercises that focus on the last chakra at the perineum to rejuvenate and repair the uro-genital system. Email this

	Can MBA help you change careers? It can, but you have to "know yourself," says someone who's been there, done that. Email this

	Golden rules to retain staff How can HR managers protect their people when competitors come calling? Email this

	Anything multiplied by 0 is 0! The fact of the matter remains that with no direct say on the outcome, governance has become the largest stumbling block for the prosperity of our own people. Email this

	Parkinson's disease: Yoga to the rescue It is tough to remain optimistic when your mind is disconnected from your brain, when your facial muscles refuse to express your emotions and your limbs are no longer under your command. That is the stark world of Parkinson's disease. Email this

	Some never-changing money truths When you take a loan, always look at your ability to repay: never stretch beyond your limits. Always maintain a buffer for unexpected turn-of-events. Email this

	Best places for business in US The Tar Heel state, home to banking giants Bank of America and Wachovia, placed five metros in the top 25. Email this

	The myth about great ideas A new column that explores how and why ideas succeed or fail. This month: the power and perils of a great backstory. Email this

	What VCs look for while funding This article broadly explains the various steps of the evaluation process carried out by venture capitalists while financing a project. Email this

	Career options in BPO functions From being seen as a fun place to work, BPOs are working hard to ensure stable career paths for their young employees. Email this