UPFRONT / Close Range
Rohini Mukherjee of Naandi Foundation tells Sriram Balasubramanian that workers of Integrated Child Development Services are underqualified and overworked
Sriram Balasubramanian
Susumu Kawanishi, president, Seiko Watch India, tells Forbes India that making the transition from economy to luxury market segment is not an easy task
Bharat Bhagnani
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Aninda Moitra, MD of Applied Materials, world’s largest maker of equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, tells Forbes India that incremental changes in technology can counter the volatility in the solar industry
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Moritz Kraemer, head of S&P’s European sovereign analyst group, tells Forbes India that Europe’s policymakers are relying on a flawed strategy that may result in the wrong recipes to address the economic crisis.
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Designers’ Accord is a global network of designers who aimed to incorporate environmental sustainability in all forms of design. Founder Valerie Casey speaks with Forbes India about how good design is related to problem-solving
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Aon Corp is one of the world’s largest providers of risk advisory and mitigation services. CEO Greg Case spoke to Forbes India about dealing with risk in 2012
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Under Richard C. Levin, Yale University has increased engagement with Indian institutions. He speaks to Anirvan Ghosh about why the university won’t be setting up a campus anytime soon in India
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We pitted iPhone's Siri and chatbot Rosette to see which device 'gets' you better
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Forbes India spoke to Guillaume Marceau, one of the many organisers of the Occupy Wall Street movement that is gathering pace
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Global Thinker Pankaj Ghemawat talks about rising protectionist pressures in developed nations facing slow growth and unemployment, how it is a cause for worry and how Indian firms need to behave in such an environment
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Richard Parker, senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, tells Forbes India that there’s a disconnect between economists and India’s poor
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Chairman of Horasis, a business community for sustainable growth, tells Forbes India that Europe still has a superiority syndrome despite being the fallen angel
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