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Editor's Note
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View: Economy
India survived the crisis relatively unscathed as we have been working on our financial sector reforms in our own way. That should continue.
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Analjit Singh trades Vodafone shares for profit and builds long-term business like insurance. What will he do with East India Hotels?
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General Electric
He believes that new economic growth engines are emerging all around the globe.
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Markets
Foreign inflows are back. Companies are able to raise and invest capital. Is the virtuous cycle of growth about to start all over again?
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EMAAR MGF
Its first attempt at a public issue was aimed at grand expansion. Its second attempt is aimed at sheer survival.
And even that is a tall task.
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BSNL
Unless the government calls in the changes, what’s happening to Air India today might well happen to BSNL—India’s second largest telecom company—tomorrow.
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Climate Change
The summit on climate change is unlikely to end in a deal.
An agreement for more meetings is the most likely outcome.
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Interview
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Advertising
The slowdown is making some companies verify how much their ads are translating into sales.
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Hot Seat
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Hey!
When he gets on a tennis court, all else ceases to exist for Mitya New, CEO of Dow Jones India. Ajita Shashidhar caught up with him at a Mumbai club.
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Sports
Sports autobiographies tend to be high on facts, low on feelings. Agassi’s story promises to be more feelings than facts, like the man himself.
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Wellness
Planning a healthy retired life? Get started today with tips on how to make your bones stronger.
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Books
Jessie Paul’s No Money Marketing is a refreshing primer on marketing in the digital age. TV Mahalingam spoke to the lady whose constant tweeting gives her enough knowledge about the marketing potential of social networking sites.
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First
The yuan’s dollar peg is likely to see some furious discussions during Obama’s China trip.
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Us Economy
After five quarters of being in the negative zone, the US economy top scored with 3.5% growth. But is the recession actually over?
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Disinvestment
The government has finally decided to open its treasure chest by paring its holdings in all profitable PSUs to less than 90%. This could potentially help it raise Rs 28,056 crore. Here are some of the crown jewels.
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Layoffs
Wipro decides to shut its French development centre and lay off 60 employees. The move raises hackles.
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Auto
The global recession has been a litmus test for Indian
automakers’ alliances with foreign partners.
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Prime Mover
He made the CII what it is today. His maturity will be missed.
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Hinduja Automotive is focused on expansion across new verticals and clean technologies. Kunal N Talgeri spoke to its Vice-Chairman to find out how.
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