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Named after the Hindu goddess of wealth, it’s entirely appropriate that Lakshmi N Mittal would go on to become the Chairman of the $80 billion (revenue) ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steel and mining company by output.
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As head honcho of the two-wheeler flagship Bajaj Auto, his acumen and actions have largely propelled the group to the enviable position of fifth-ranked company in India.
Prayag Bhaskar Khose, MD, BK Khose Group, shares how the interplay of various factors such as the need to cater to evolving work-from-home needs, innovation, sustainability, and a customer-centric approach