I am Anil Cheerla, a business savvy individual with a keen interest in managing business decisions. I have always been curious to know the frameworks in which decisions are made and want to use this blog to explore and report on the theories, concepts, methodologies and processes deployed in decisions making. I would like to shed light and bring to attention the successes and failures associated with these decisions. Business decision making is a strategic tool to establish competitive advantage and distinctiveness. Decision making happens in an enterprise at every level- from strategic to operational. An effective manager will always work with alternatives and options when making wise decisions. Effective & intelligent decisions will help organizations to be agile and make better-informed decisions. Since decision making lies at the heart of management, I want to capture the trends in business decision making, the role of critical thinking, stories of success & failure, lessons learned and what is required to be an effective decision maker. On the personal front, I would like to share my part towards uplifting the poor and the under-nourished. As part of this effort I support Cherish-Foundation, an orphanage dedicated to serving the needs of impoverished children from India. If you want to donate or serve the mission of this foundation, please visit http://www.cherish-foundation.org and make an impact in the lives of these children who deserve a bright future.
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market news- Growth hopes boost global equities[Reuters] - World stocks rose on Monday on hopes the U.S. economy can avoid slipping back into recession, although the International Monetary Fund s chief economist warned of weak growth in both the United States and Europe. […]
- Pros Say: Kass: Last 55 Points of S&P Rally Is Probably Short Covering[at CNBC] - Some investors may be positioning for the market to break out, but famed strategist Douglas Kass is not one of them. […]
- US stocks close higher for 4th session; banks gain[at CNBC] - Stocks ended the week with a big gain Friday after a better-than-expected jobs report gave investors another reason to think the U.S. economy is beginning to turn around. […]
- Growth hopes boost global equities
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WSJ news- European Markets Rise in Light TradeEuropean stocks closed higher. The Stoxx Europe 600 posted its fourth gain in five sessions as RWE and E.ON each gained 1.8%. […]
- European Banks Return to Covered BondsFollowing a brief intermission for the summer, Europe's covered-bond markets are booming again—good news for banks that need to refinance huge amounts of maturing debt. […]
- China's Route to Potash Needn't Go Through BHPSigns that China plans to do battle with BHP Billiton for Canada's Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan are mounting. The wisdom of doing so looks questionable. […]
- European Markets Rise in Light Trade
The Economist
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- 'A Clash of Expertise': Adding Human Rights to the World Bank's Agenda
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Harvard Business Review
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