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7 tips for a stress-free sex life
Do you feel that stress is squeezing the fun out of your rocky bedroom life? If yes, then you can bring back the action, courtesy tips provided by sex educator and relationship expert Dr Yvonne Kristin Fulbright.
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7 most spectacular business mistakes
A Harvard Business Review article draws lessons from the in the past 25 years.
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12 innovative marketing techniques
How to get the word out and not go broke doing it.
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This IIM grad opted to be his own boss
The second excerpt from Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish, the story of 25 IIM Ahmedabad graduates who chose the rough road of entrepreneurship.
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Communicating your sexual needs to your partner
When it comes sharing sexual fantasies, even the 'closest' couples find it hard to communicate their innermost 'naughty acts' to each other. But if you're one of those who don't want to miss out on the fun, then here are few tips to get your mind 'moving'.
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Why I did my MBA abroad
How to decide whether the investment is worth it.
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Management gems from Richard Branson
Richard Branson, the man who entered businesses because he believed he could do it better, or because he thought the existing players were short-changing customers, has interesting business mantras that he lives by.
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What is subprime crisis? How it caused financial mayhem?
The term subprime lending refers to the practice of making loans to borrowers who do not qualify for market interest rates owing to various risk factors, such as income level, size of the down payment made, credit history, and employment status.
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'It's the most-transparent deal in Indian history'
People say it is not transparent. Four times, Parliament has discussed it clause by clause. It is the most-transparent, most-written-about and most-analyzed agreement in the history of India. America is signing this deal for the same reason. It is doing it in its self-interest.
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Indian banks capitalise on Wall Street crisis
A sign of the times: Mumbai-based banks have recently poached top talent from such firms as Bear Stearns, HSBC, and Merrill Lynch
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