Laurus Labs is a Pharmaceutical Company that operates in majorly three divisions Generics API’s; Generics Finished Dosage Formulation(FDF), and Synthesis/Ingredients with Globally Benchmarked Manufacturing Facilities.
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I am sure you might be wondering why the Market and Asset Prices are surging despite the troubles. Coronavirus is still spreading, there are very few green shoots, people are losing their jobs, GDP figures don’t seem good and yet the markets are rising. What does this mean for the nation’s economy — and your money?
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This article is inspired from a June 2014 Harvard Business Review publication, “The Capitalist’s Dilemma”, by Clayton M. Christensen and Derek van Bever. Clayton Magleby Christensen was an American academic and business consultant who developed the theory of “disruptive innovation”, which has been called the most influential business idea of the early 21st century. Most
Financial Ratios negatively impact Innovations! Read More »
Drones were originally built for military purposes, but in the last few years, they have been put to use for commercial purposes, such as monitoring climate changes (forecasting hurricanes, tornadoes), delivery of goods, aerial photography and videography
The Future of Contactless Deliveries and more Read More »
Bad habits are notoriously hard to let go while good habits need to be loyally kept till eternity. How is that even possible? After all, we all have been victims of occasional bursts of temptations filling up our surroundings
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India has one of the Largest Railway Network in the world solely operated by the Central Government. It carries billions of passengers and tonnes of freight every year. Being a sole provider of Economic Transportation Services, it is barely able to turn it profitable.
(Opinion) Indian Railways: Beating Low Profits Read More »
Incentives rule the world yet we fail to grasp this simple principle. Incentives are the driving force in any behaviour we exhibit. Charlie Munger has been pretty vocal about the power of incentives and its role in shaping human behaviour.
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The total size of the global pharmaceutical market is 1.2 Trillion Dollars, which are majorly contributed by three countries United States (486 Billion Dollars), China (137 billion Dollars) and Japan (86 billion Dollars).
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On March 28, the government had set up the ‘Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund’ (PM CARES Fund) to deal with the unprecedented situation arising out of the COVID-19 outbreak where citizens could make voluntary contributions.
PM CARES! Does He? Read More »
There goes a lot into the process of making a drug. Before a drug is deemed suitable for patients, it has to go through rigorous testing and cost-effectiveness analyses. In this article, I have tried to explain the whole process, right from the Research and Development to Marketing.
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