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Sure, the economy is down. But the best run companies have their eyes on the bright future
Prince Mathews Thomas
How Vodafone won the tax case: The inside story of the courtroom battle
Samar Srivastava
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Kingfisher and Jet Airways are betting on two different strategies to come out of the deep financial mess they have found themselves in
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There's a continuing thread of history in Cyrus Mistry's appointment as Ratan Tata's successor. But the move is also testimony to Tata's professionalism and sincerity
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After two failed partnerships in India, Renault-Nissan’s CEO has learnt the hard way that he cannot look at all emerging markets through the same lens
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Cyrus Mistry's temperament to think long-term and his proximity to Ratan Tata proved to be a decisive advantage over other internal candidates
by Prince Mathews Thomas, Samar Srivastava |
Dec 1, 2011 |
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There are more billionaires in this year’s list of Forbes 100 Richest Indians compared to 2009. But on the downside, India’s wealthiest saw their fortune come down by $59 billion — a factor attributed to the volatile Sensex. The top 10 names have also been disturbed, while 19 of the country’s smart entrepreneurs have gained more wealth
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The first time Mukesh Ambani disrupted Indian telecom, Sunil Mittal survived, even emerged stronger. Can he pull it off a second time?
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Pernod Ricard’s Param Uberoi has dethroned the King of Good Times with pricing strategy and a high-stakes marketing campaign
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India is a plum and easy target for cybercriminals and foreign governments, and unless it does something to secure itself, its strategic assets could be compromised
by Rohin Dharmakumar, Shishir Prasad |
Sep 19, 2011 |
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We are living in the age of the cool maneuvers, a period of intense and sustained virtual struggle on the Internet
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It’s time for the Gandhi scion to rise to the challenge and fill the leadership vacuum in the country
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