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An India Model for Private Equity
Being a passive investor does not often work. 'Equity' may be the suffix in PE, but in India, some players have learnt to dabble in debt too
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Why The Super Rich Prefer London
Billionaires prefer the security and ease of doing business there
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Discovering India's Hidden Gems
India had the second largest number of shadow enterprises in the world, with 127 unregistered firms for every one registered
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If US Colleges are Stocks, 'Buy' Science and Engineering
The expensive liberal arts colleges in America are going down
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The Rise of China's Shadow Banking System
The Chinese government's regulation of deposit interest rates has given rise to the shadow banking system that finances riskier borrowers and transactions that banks cannot undertake
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Good Investing is Catching the Whiff of Wealth
If you were to listen to the pros, you will learn that following the rules blindly can limit your upside
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The Tatas Have Broken the Consumer Jinx with Titan
Titan muscled into this business by becoming the master of the 2,000-sq-ft retail store
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Why Leading Political Parties Lose Electoral Support
A democracy deficit is as much of a problem as budget and trade deficits
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Forbes Global 2000: Powerful Companies, Compelling Stories
What's interesting about Novartis is not just the breakthroughs it is making in discovering new cancer cures, but how it is going about it
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New Government Should Focus on the Ease of Doing Business
We would like to celebrate our fifth anniversary by dedicating this issue to the growth and welfare of India
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Intuitive Investing: The Synthesis of Intuition & Analysis
What direction does the synthesis between intuition and analysis point towards as we wait for the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections?