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EDITION: 12 August, 2011
Podcast
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Column
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Letter From the Editor: The Business of Terror
For most part, nations like India have failed to stifle the growth of terrorism. Perhaps we still haven't developed a robust understanding of its root causes
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The Art Of Selling Stocks
One of the keys to investment nirvana is the ability to know when to sell
Close Range
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Our Models to Predict the Monsoon Are Improving
Meteorologist B.N. Goswami says below normal rainfall in early July need not be worrisome
Briefing
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India's New Warehouses
Through a new system, the government plans to improve storage and help farmers get a better deal
Work in Progress
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Ayurveda: Nothing Divine, Just Science
Binding two worlds of medicine, Rajiv Vasudevan is trying to make AyurVaid the first stop for treatment
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The Goods Samaritan of Reverse Logistics
Hitendra Chaturvedi wants to find new homes for millions of damaged and used electronics items
Recliner
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A Taste Of Cognac
Time moves slowly in Remy Martin vineyards, producers of the finest cognacs for three centuries
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Finland: The Owl and the Financier
Finland is the unlikely destination for avid bird watchers in search of the majestic owl
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Spain: To the End of the World and Back
The Way of St. James is the most famous pilgrimage route in Europe. But the path of the true traveller doesn’t stop at the cathedral
Big Bet
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How A UK Shoe Company Came to India
UK-based Pavers Shoes believes it has cracked the code to succeed in India
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Can Posco Cross the India Barrier?
The $12 billion Posco investment in India was supposed to be the biggest FDI project in the country. After six years that still remains on paper
Ceo @ Work
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Pawan Goenka: I Don't Socialise Without My Family
M&M’s Pawan Goenka tells Forbes India why his busy schedule has left him with no time for friends
World Watch
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Human Migration Trends
To the same countries - developed ones - but in far reduced numbers
Special
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Minds Returning to India
Can Indian-origin scientists in the US help India improve its research and development, and innovation capabilities?
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Cost of the Lokpal Bill
Forty-three years after India's first attempts to curb corruption through an ombusman, the Lokpal Bill remains contraversial, while its cost has increased manifold
Boardroom
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Fight or Flight for Indian Broking
These seem to be the only options left for a beleaguered Indian broking industry that is under attack from its technologically stronger global rivals
Breakpoint
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Canon Smiles For The Camera
The Japanese firm took a roadtrip around India and launched its own stores to take on market leader Nikon, and succeed
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