Global Game
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United Technologies is Quickening its Steps in India
It would seem that US high-tech firm United Technologies has not fully exploited its first mover advantage. But the behemoth is now on the move in India
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The Luxury Car's New Customers Are Not Crusty Old Men
A few years ago, following a spot of financial bother, Rolls-Royce was taken over by BMW. Infused with German fortitude, the spirit of this British icon has risen again. CEO Torsten Muller-Otvos tells how the brand has evolved
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Classroom India: Pearson's New Venture
British publisher Pearson is taking some risky bets in one of the world's biggest education markets. The results could yield the template for a global footprint
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India's Middle-East Challenge
The Arab World is in a state of flux. Leaders are going out, leaders are coming in. It is an opportunity for India to renew its ties to the region
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Cisco's India Solution
The tech giant had to adapt its India strategy. En route it may have found its global flightplan
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BMW's Andreas Schaaf: What They Say About India Is Only Semi-True
Adjusting to the country has been a challenging but enriching experience for the president of BMW India
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Public Relation in India is Taking the Flack
India is the next big battlefield for global public relations firms. And it is changing the game for the local incumbents
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As You Sow - How BASF is Reaping Benefits
BASF's Indian unit forms a relationship with farmers that goes far beyond the products it sells them
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Columbia Asia is the McDonald's of Medicine
Hospital chain Columbia Asia is carving out a niche for itself with its brand of McDonald's-inspired fast, efficient, process-based treatment
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Levi's Will Not Be Like Nokia
Will Levis too get squeezed between cheaper and more premium brands? John Anderson tells Forbes India why that won’t happen
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Moon Bum Shin: Indians Are Very Individual Driven
LG’s Moon Bum Shin finds that breaking groupism and removing unnecessary competition between departments is a big challenge in India