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The Global Downturn has Led to a New Economic Nationalism
The global financial crisis has heralded moves to reduce globalisation and greater integration. Growth in trade and cross-border investment, which has underpinned prosperity and development, is being reversed
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Why Big Data Could be Messy
Can it help design better products, build crack teams and strong cultures?
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Make the Most of Tumbling Stock Markets
In search of value: Periods of turmoil in the market are wonderful opportunities to buy quality stocks cheap
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Tales of Entrepreneurship: A Peek into Tomorrow's Potential Winners
Our 14 Hidden Gems are companies that have tasted success by identifying spaces to operate profitably in
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India Needs to Move Towards Greater Freedom
India is getting ready for the next freedom struggles, the next million mutinies
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Mao Promoted Perpetual Struggle; Deng Saved China from Chaos
Mao’s successor drew lessons from Singapore’s economic development
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George Gilder Is Back with a New Book
The Wealth and Poverty writer is back with his new book on information theory
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Look for Bargain Stocks
Look for bargains in the current market situation, not ‘safe’ stocks
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Why India Needs More Banks
The business of banking is really sticky and the sector clearly needs competition
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The Federal Reserve May Finally Stop Poisoning the Economy
The US central bank may stop buying bonds. And that is a good thing
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Where's Austerity? Why Blame it for Slow Growth?
Governments are spending more than they did at the peak of binge spending