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The Apollo Hospitals Prescription for Tomorrow
Two-thirds of the Indian family-owned businesses have a succession plan in place, just 15 percent have one that is "robust and documented"
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Scale, Reach and Speed essential, but Manoeuvrability also must to taste economic success
Flexibility will be the bellwether of rising value
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Aspirational global luxury brands descending on Indian market in huge numbers
Exposure to global luxury brands has increased like never before in India, making it a hard-to-ignore market
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PVR's challenge will be to maintain its leadership position
As PVR grows in scale and footprint, it will have to remain mindful that this growth does not come at the cost of quality
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Money is not wealth, it only helps create wealth
Money reflects what we do in the marketplace. It was the symbol economy and represented what people had produced. It was a facilitator of commerce
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America still superior though the financial crisis has damaged its economic power
The obituary of the American century has been written, but the US will continue to play a dominant role in the 21st century. America has emerged as the "cleanest of the dirty shirts" of the developed economies
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Celebrating leaders who faced challenges head-on
FILA celebrates those leaders who faced challenges head-on and had the determination and drive to take their ideas to fruition
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A Hundred Indian Billionaires
The positivity in the markets has boosted the fortunes of India's richest
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Reining In China's Shadow Banking System
The central government announced plans for new private banks to increase the system's capacity outside the dominant state-owned lenders
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L&T's Defence Dilemma
Controversies, cancelled orders and general inaction have meant that India is today the world's largest arms importer
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How Just Dial's VSS Mani Pre-Empted Competition
VSS Mani and his Just Dial adapted to changing market conditions and, most importantly, made smart profits in the process