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Paul Johnson: More horrors to come
Removing Putin would be the single-most effective contribution towards stemming the fl ow of refugees. But who is to do that?
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South India and the spirit of enterprise
South India has contributed in throwing up some of India's foremost business leaders
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The luxe factor
The upwardly mobile consumer is no longer shy of demanding the best in class
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The eternal mystery of volatile Chinese markets
The government is facing a double-edged sword in propping up the markets on one hand and taming the pre-existing credit bubble on the other
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How SpiceJet is scripting a turnaround
Ajay Singh put in place a turnaround plan and, together with timely infusion of funds, ensured that SpiceJet returns to the profit path
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The 2015 Forbes India Rich List is a reflection of changing times
The aggregate wealth of the 100 billionaires on the 2015 Forbes India rich list remains flat at $345 bln
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Rich Karlgaard: Regret avoidance
Long-term successful people sin and err but know the soul toll will keep compounding, so they learn to make fewer mistakes
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FILA winners: The game changers
The Forbes India Leadership Awards (FILA) honours leaders who have forged unique paths, battling odds in the process, managing to bring about deep-rooted change
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China's devaluation of the yuan is an ominous move: Steve Forbes
The roller-coastering dollar is wreaking economic havoc in just about every nation and provides fuel for 1930s-style currency wars and protectionism
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Battling headwinds at Suzlon by putting aside ego
Tulsi Tanti's story is of an owner who has been able to not just set aside personal interests but also work closely with bankers and virtually resurrect his company from the brink of what looked like certain death
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The serious business of gem-spotting
The common thread in the 13 Hidden Gems is the risk-taking ability of entrepreneurs who built formidable businesses