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India is finally joining the race to build an innovation eco-system that will do justice to the wealth of talent it has
Indrajit Gupta
The thoughtful investor has many opportunities to make money in the current environment if he doesn’t get trapped by the ‘valuation’ of companies
Sanjoy Bhattacharyya
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The mood is understandably cautious. But no one is losing sleep over the uncertainty in the current business environment
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Is the government merely clutching at straws? Or does it really have a larger economic plan to kick-start reform?
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The investing terrain is both complex and uncertain. Therefore, this isn’t exactly the time for wildly adventurous, bold bets
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The year 2011 has left everyone asking where is this All headed? Will we see a resolution?
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Carlos Ghosn is rated among the best managers in the world. However, his Indian journey has been a tough learning experience
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The 2008 market crash has proved that risk and return aren’t necessarily interconnected
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I often like to think of chess as a metaphor for power. Only those who wield it well, know how finite their time is
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Apart from telling you who’s gained and lost, we also bring you closer to the tycoons that have created enormous wealth, despite a choppy stock market
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Investors need to have emotional discipline to succeed
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Behind this high-voltage drama is an untold story of how a leading real estate developer wants to create one of India’s largest private cities riding on the popularity of the Grand Prix
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