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The first generation of highly educated (IIT, IIM) Indian women leaders have risen to the top of the power pyramid
R Jagannathan
Our anniversary edition is a tribute to all those who’ve pursued the entrepreneurial dream—and emerged stronger, wiser and wealthier
Indrajit Gupta
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To stay in the line of competition, there is a need to innovate and recreate pro-actively
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While many experts see it as an inevitable sign of power shifting from developed markets to emerging markets, the moot point is really this: How should Indian investors plot their investing strategy?
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Bad boys may often be popular, but capitalism is increasingly selecting for good behaviour
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Book value and PE ratio are common yardsticks to value a business. But they need to be put in perspective to arrive at a true picture
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Vijay sales is morphing into a force to be reckoned with in the ecommerce space, and competing with the big daddies
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Many US politicians of the era valued immigrants despite backing laws that restricted them
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Not everyone wakes up early to his or her own potential
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Most world leaders are grim and glum about a pro-capitalist regime
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The risk associated with doing business in India has accentuated the need to diversify one’s portfolio. And what better way to do it than to invest in the world’s biggest free market?
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If soft drugs are legalised, the consequences will be momentous
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