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VIJAY MALLYA (ranks 21st in the Business Barons-TNS Mode 2004 listing of India's Most Admired Chief Executives).
(From India Business Insight)
Vijay Mallya, Chairman of the UB Group, ranks 21st, with an indexed score of 3.3, in the Business Barons-TNS Mode 2004 listing of India's Most Admired Chief Executives. The ranking is based on a poll comprising quantitative and personal interviews with 200 respondents, in senior management positions. Respondents were asked to rate business houses on the …
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