First Principles
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JCB: Hitting Pay Dirt in India
JCB’s strategy of taking the retail route in India has paid rich dividends, but can it protect its turf in the wake of more intense competition?
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Terrorism Is Imposed From Outside
In an interview with Forbes India at his Victorian office in Kabul, Second Vice President of Afghanistan, Karim Khalili, talks about insurgency, international support and what’s in store for the economy
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The Silent Power of Sonia Gandhi
The journey of a small town girl from Italy who has become one of the most influential people in the world
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John Wren: It's Not About Being Big, But the Best
The President and CEO of Omnicom, was in India in November to acquire the controlling stake in Anil Ambani's Mudra Group. He has been working overtime to make up for a slow start in emerging markets
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Asit Kotecha Helps Build Mumbai University's New Convention Centre
Asit Kotecha hopes to change the perception that Indian entrepreneurs don't donate to universities in India
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Bt Brinjal and India's Wake-up Call
With its first biopiracy lawsuit, the country hopes to set a precedent for introducing biotech crops while conserving biodiversity and local community rights
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Social Power And The Coming Corporate Revolution
Why employees and customers will be calling the shots
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Social Power of The Republic of India
Facebook and Twitter have helped us harness the true power of our opinions. Ignored customers now have a platform to air their grievances and take on big companies
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How to Handle Delhi's Influx of Migrants
The heavy influx of migrants is choking the capital. Though solutions were identified long ago, lack of vision and adequate funds are pushing the city to the edge
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Do We Need Judicial Activism?
In recent times, the Indian public has often seen the judiciary taking the Executive to task, even taking over some of its functions. But are judges overstepping the limits of their power?
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The Economic Future, Debts, Lies and Cowboy Economics
Is America pushing the world irretrievably into disaster with its fiscal adventurism?