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Obama bad but lucky for US economy
The US seems to be entering one of its most promising phases
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Ringing in the next ecommerce wave
With the marketplace model getting crowded, differentiation will now be the key to success
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Why businesses don't need more and more data
Numbers and analysis are supposed to make us more confident. They are, however, making some of us unsure of what we know so well
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The sum of our fears: Global outlook for 2015
Weaker government finances mean that the ability to support the economy is limited
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Mr Jaitley's moment to keep the promises
Most economists believe that there could be no better time to push through the reform agenda than now
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30-Under-30: Restless. Gutsy. Successful.
It is natural to expect that the India of tomorrow will be driven by the ideas and achievements of the young Indian
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A Vivid Vision breeds success
It's helpful to imagine that you're filming every aspect of your business: Your employees, customers, supplier relationships and so on
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The investment roadmap: Why stability matters
Nothing pleases an investor more than a sense of stability, a feeling that he can put his money into assets where things won't suddenly change
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Why decisive leadership matters
Leadership is crucial to success. And good leaders can fix a confused culture quickly
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India in 140 characters: Twitter's rise in the country
Twitter India's strategy is to delight its growing audience in the hope that this will later lead to revenues as user engagement grows
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American dominance: The show will go on
Given its economic and political might, it would be foolish to predict the decline of the US. It has systematically been able to extend its dominant role