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After eight years as the dean of Kellogg School of Management, Dipak C. Jain will be stepping down in September. Here, Jain speaks about globalising Kellogg and the lessons learnt from the downturn
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After four decades of giving MNCs nightmares by copying and selling their products far cheaper, the elderly Keki Gharda now wants to sell his company and focus on research. Forbes India chats with the untiring entrepreneur
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Pradip Baijal has quit from the petroleum regulatory board’s pipeline panel considering his role as a director in consulting firm Noesis. Now, the Anil Ambani group has accused him of playing favourites in the tussle between Ambani brothers over the sale of gas from the Krishna-Godavari Basin. Baijal talks to Cuckoo Paul on the controversy and more
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Kiran Karnik was called to head Satyam in its most difficult time after the big scandal. Having led the company out of the crisis, Karnik is ready to take a bow and leave. Forbes India asks him about the very unusual stint
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Habil Khorakiwala has stepped down as managing director of pharma firm Wockhardt in the wake of a debt burden and forex losses. He now retains only the chairmanship. Forbes India asks him about the tumult within the company
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Australia is sending a new envoy to India in the aftermath of the Melbourne racial attacks. The retiring high commissioner, John McCarthy, reflects on this point in history
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Rakesh Mohan never gave up academics even while in policymaking. As he leaves RBI to take up teaching, Forbes India catches up with him
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Neeraj Bhargava will retire once WNS finds a fresh face to take over from him.
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Deepak Satwalekar relishes his association with the HDFC brand
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In just under 13 years as CEO and MD, K.V. Kamath transformed ICICI from a development lending institution into a dynamic universal bank. As he vacates the post, he leaves behind a controversial legacy. Indrajit Gupta catches up with him
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