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Leaders
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India online
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8 America's primaries
Battle lines
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Border babies v the IRS
9 Iran's election
Against the reactionaries
35, Bello
Zika and the Olympics
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The Najib effect
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Schools and hard knocks
On the cover
The battle for India's
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years India will see more
people move online than any
other country. E-commerce
firms are battling for their
custom, pages 15-17
The Americas
33 Argentina's debt
A deal at last
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Briefing
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The great race
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36 Iran
Mr Rohani's victory
37 Syria's fragile truce
Too many holes to last
38 Lebanon
When elephafits battle
38 Egyptian television hosts
Sisi's mouthpieces
39 Electrittity in Nigeria
Lights out
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Hillary vTrump Although the
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Trump and Hillary Clinton won
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Both the Republican and the
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Mr Trump poses a character
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2016 campaign raises questions
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Heile Welt
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Britain
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Tory unity in disunity
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Mother of consensus
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Incoming!
67 The internet of things
Business
51 Volkswagen
Emission impossible
China's party congress
Legislators are about to meet
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however, are distracted by
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markets, page 61. After its
debt binge, China cannot
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exchange, page 64
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67 Economics as a science
61 Russia issues a bond
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overcame financial
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that change how
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Find out what
our Lab experts
uncovered
this month
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115 Easy Weeknights
Fresh and delicious
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than it takes to
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discover a new home
isn't really what they're
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131 Family Room
45 Ask Heloise
Turns to Fear
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and your purrfect pet
How to remove
hard-water stains
from brick, and a
neat hint for manuals
Even smart, strong
women can fall
victim to emotional
manipulation
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Housekeeping
on the Edge
6 OH march 2016
GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING
+ Tools Tasty ideas
from our food team
89 The Ultimate
Lauren Conrad's
best party tip,
plus new reads to
match your mood
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109 Fun Recipes
18
A globe-trotting family
on a mission to see the
world by plane, train...
or elephant's back
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photographed
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Prop styling by
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Chris Zook and James Allen
86 Organizations
Building a Culture of
Originality
Adam Grant
54 Entrepreneurship
Start-Ups That Last
Ranjay Gulati and Alicia DeSantola
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54 ENTREPRENEURSHIP
62 STRATEGY
Start-Ups That Last
Lean Strategy
Reigniting Growth
Four activities can help new
ventures successfully scale.
Ranjay Gulati and Alicia DeSantola
By combining the discipline
of strategy with the adaptability
of lean start-ups, entrepreneurs
can make the most of their
scarce resources. David Collis
To reverse a sudden large drop
in revenue and profit growth,
leaders need to rediscover
the "founder's mentality."
Chris Zook and James Allen
70 LEADERSHIP
ABOVE
Margaret Neill.,
Redoubt, 2014
Oil on canvas
Kenise Barnes
Fine Art
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INNOVATION
MANAGING ORGANIZATIONS
Branding in the Age
of Social Media
The Other Disruption
How to Build a
Culture of Originality
Powerful new social networks have
rewritten the rules for marketers.
Here's what works—and what
doesn't—in the era of Facebook,
YouTube, and Twitter. Douglas Holt
6 Harvard Business Review March 2016
When innovations threaten
the way a company manufactures
and distributes its products
Joshua Gans
Expanding your employees'
capacity for innovation and
creativity is easier than you
might think. Adam Grant
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HBR.ORG
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Handling an employee who
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on Facebook page 103
IN EVERY ISSUE
10 From the Editor
16
Interaction
30 Strategic Humor
113
Executive
Summaries
IDEA WATCH
EXPERIENCE
22 MARKETING
98 MANAGING YOURSELF
Winning Back Lost Customers
Learning to Learn
Smart strategies can help
companies identify and regain
their most valuable defectors.
PLUS Why competence should
trump confidence, how
manufacturers can uncover
minimum-price violators, and more
You can adapt well to change by
developing four distinct attributes:
aspiration, self-awareness, curiosity,
and vulnerability. Erika Andersen
28 DEFEND YOUR RESEARCH
103 CASE STUDY
Should We Fire Him
for That Post?
Fast Thinkers Are
More Charismatic
A valuable salesman is a reputational
risk on social media. Mary Anne
Watson and Gabrielle R. Lopiano
Being quick on your feet may
matter more than being smart
or personable.
108 SYNTHESIS
33 HOW I DID IT
The CEO of Rio Tinto
on Managing in a
Hypercyclical Industry
The first step was to reconnect
the company with its core balancesheet discipline. Sam Walsh
8 Harvard Business Review March 2016
Monitoring violators
of pricing policies is
complicated. page 24
The Case for Activist
Investors
A review of Dear Chairman,
by Jeff Gramm, and Deep Value,
by Tobias E. Carlisle Walter Frick
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10 Lagi produk baru di pasaran!
Dari Huawei Honor 5X hingga
Samsung Gear VR.
HANGAT
12 Storan Luaran Peranti Android.
13 Aksesori Unik Sebagai Hadiah.
DUNIA IT
14 Gajet Terhebat Di MWC 2016.
16 Tablet Hibrid Pengganti Laptop?
MOBIL
20
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22
Perakam Selfie Lebih Bergaya.
Perakam Dunia 360 Darjah.
TREND
27
Lapse.
28 Awasi Risiko Permainan
Internet.
29
Media Sosial Pengaruhi
Remaja?
EKSTRA
85 Potensi Sebenar Realiti
Maya [VP).
60
Perakam Khas Gambar
61
Artikel Segera Bantu Penerbit?
62
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Pulangan Membeli Dalam Talian.
34 Bukan Sekadar Aksesori Biasa.
36 Gajet Pintar Semakin MenLwan.
37 Gaya Hidup Cergas Bersama Gajet.
39 Peranti VR Terkini Pencetus
Makanan?
Perisai Terbaik Gajet Android.
Inspirasi.
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43 Games Serasi PlayStation VR
44 Rainbow Six Siege.
46 The Crew - Wild Run.
SANTAI IT
56
Radio Dalam Talian.
57 Bahaya Aplikasi Jahat.
MAHIR IT
64 Tulisan Berkilau Pada Gambar.
68 Gambar Terkeluar Dari Bingkai.
Pembelian Bijak Dalam Talian.
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52
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Apakah Kelebihan Pi3?
Rumusan Intel Ubah Cara Kerja.
Sistem Viva Sudah Tersedia?.
LANGGANAN
82
Dapatkan Majalah PC terus ke
pintu rumah anda.
MateBook Pencabar Surface
Pro 4.
Usia?
76 Asas Permodelan Dalam
3ds Max.
Gelagat Berbeza Mengikut
Mencipta Kata Laluan Kukuh.
APLIKASI
48
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Potensi Gajet Boleh Dipakai.
Berbaloi.
Peranti Murah Tetapi Menarik.
PC Terbaik Sokong Realiti Maya.
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SPECIAL FOCUS: BUSINESS OF INNOVATION
Strategic moves
investors should take
Businesses that seek to profit from
innovation must take on the challenge
of changing with it
Embracing Innovations
Content S
COVER STORY
MARCH 2016
SPECIAL FOCUS: BUSINESS OF INNOVATION
26 EMBRACING INNOVATION
Businesses can either be
overwhelmed by the variety and
speed of clever new products
and services, or join the
innovation wave.
24 .PRODUCTS OF INNOVATION
We look at some of the most innovative
products available.
•
28
READYING FINANCE
FOR A RAPIDLYCHANGING WORLD
One of
20
most crucial
innovations is happening in the financial sector.
THE MAKING OF A COMPETENT
TRAINER
Rita Krishnan shareS- her long and winding journey
31 BUSINESS TO THE MASSES
Innovative payment services and digital marketing are
forging the way forward in capturing new businesses.
on becoming one of the most sought-after trainers.
34 LESS DESK, MORE COMFORT
Offices of tomorrow are seen as avenues to
increase staff engagement and satisfaction.
FEATURE
08 CASHING IN ON THE SHARING
ECONOMY
Sharing your
apartment
"NNE11•Pw''
or car rides
might just be
STRATEGY
38 LOOKING BEYOND
EMERGING MARKETS
your ticket to
How managers of these
a sustainable
top five emerging market
income stream.
funds have expanded the
boundaries, and succeeded.
10 WHAT MALAYSIANS REALLY
WANT TO ACHIEVE FINANCIALLY?
40 CHINA'S CONUNDRUM
FPAM's recent survey revealed what Malaysians
Market panics have taken hold of China and
really want, financially-speaking.
much of the emerging economies, marking a
volatile start to the year.
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EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Tony Goh (tony.goh@inovetif.com.my )
RETURNS
In the current sluggish market,
identifying properties with the best
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
Ariel Chew
rental potential is the best way to
ART DIRECTOR
Jeffery Chiak
preserve value.
ADVERTISING SALES & MARKETING
SENIOR MANAGER
S. Thirushalvan (thiru.subra@inovatif.com.my )
42 THE CHOICE BETWEEN
SPENDING AND SAVING
SENIOR SALES & MARKETING MANAGER
Vithiah S (vithiah@inovatif.com.my )
Are your money habits putting you
at risk? This is a crucial question to
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ask in determining your wellbeing
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CORPORATE
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Chong Chye Wan
44 THE SIMPLE RETIREMENT
56
THE RISE OF CYBERSOUTH
PLAN
This new township is set to be the
Planning for a comfortable
most sought-after township in
retirement is not as difficult as
Cyberjaya.
EXECUTIVE VICE-CHAIRMAN &
,MANAGING DIRECTOR
Ricky Ang
PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING
Lynette Lim
perceived by many who tend to
procrastinate.
CONTACT INFORMATION
58 WHERE LIFESTYLE AND
BUSINESS COMBINE
46 AVOIDING INVESTMENT
Many investors are actively looking
PITFALLS
for nuggets of property gold and '
Taking a broader view on
The Hideaways Club might be what
investment, it is crucial for investors
they are looking for.
move on.
INVESTMENT
INVESTING IN ART WHAT YOU
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information provided within this publication.You should always seek your
own professional advice from the appropriate financial advisor or institution.
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COLUMNIST
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FUND TABLE
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FUND NEWS
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WELLBEING
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DRIVE
Various factors are affecting the
78
MICE & TRAVEL
foreign exchange rates, but upside
80
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moves to avoid the heaviest blows
from the coming economic slump.
52 STRONGER RINGGIT SEEN
THIS YEAR
is possible.
FiMM
can also offer valuable investment
what to look out for.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2016
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