Special Report
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The Job of the China CEO
Working with the government is a vital skill in doing business in China; but not easy to acquire
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Indian Firms Cross the Himalayas
A clutch of Indian companies have slogged hard to dig deep roots in China. They now look set to reap the rewards
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Growing in China
Recognising one's limits, knowing when not to cave in and networking are three attributes essential for any foreign executive taking on China
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The New Shanghai Knights
Doing business in China demands a locally relevant strategy, free from head-office prejudices. No cut-and-paste CEOs need apply
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How did Gujarat Become a Farming Paradise?
Destiny willed it to be an agricultural laggard. But Gujarat is today a farming paradise
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Bihar: Rising From the Shadows
CM Nitish Kumar has wrought a remarkable change in Bihar, but for the state to truly come into its own, he needs to go far beyond the quick fixes he has applied so far
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A Climate Change: Jairam Ramesh Stokes Debate
Under Jairam Ramesh, the environment ministry has earned the reputation for rigour and a willingness to engage in debate. Yet many disagree with his methods
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India's Second Tryst with Destiny
It is India's moment on the world stage now. Our leaders can seize it and build a great nation; or squander it forever
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Kamal Nath Takes the Unlimited Road
Roads Minister Kamal Nath has embarked on the world's most ambitious highway development plan. He will encounter several hair-pin bends on the way
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P.Chidambaram's Efforts to Make India Safe
The home ministry has initiated an overhaul of the policing and intelligence appartus to tackle the twin threats from jihadis and Naxals. The aggressive stance is showing results
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Why is Jim Rogers Sceptical of India's Future?
Investor and Adventure Capitalist Jim Rogers remains deeply sceptical of India’s future. In an interview with Forbes India, he argues the country is sitting on a fiscal time bomb