Special Report
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Sanjay Dutt: On Firm Ground
The outlook for India’s real estate sector is largely positive with Mumbai continuing to be the most attractive market, says real estate expert Sanjay Dutt
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Relic Hunters - Images of Passion
Men possess, gentlemen (and women) collect. Why do we collect? Exactly the reason why we want our genome analysed. To feel history and to connect to an age that has gone by. The things that we collect also reveal our personality. Someone who collects porcelain and Ming vases will sip from a different cup than someone who collects chain mail armour. Finally, there is a minor matter of feeling alive and evolving because there is no end to what one can collect and there is always the possibility o
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Gold Still Has Some Shine Left In It
The precious metal is in the last stage of a bull market; once global economies get back on track, it will lose its glow
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Ritesh Jain: It's A Good Time To Buy Fixed income...
…considering that interest rates and inflation are on the verge of peaking out. Ritesh Jain is Canara Robeco's head of Fixed Income and overseas fund management team.
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Lawrence Summers: India Remains Hostile To Entrepreneurship
Lawrence Summers tells Forbes India that much of India’s growth hinges on resolving the political inertia
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Those Who Are Not Investing In Technology Will Not Survive
H.C. Winfried Vahland, chairman of the Board of Management at Skoda Auto talks about emerging nations and the future of automobile manufacturers in an interview with Forbes India
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John Mauldin: The Great European Adjustment
Europe will see hard decisions and emerging markets like India will have to grow on their own, says financial expert John Mauldin
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Stephen Roach: Disturbing the Peace
The crisis has taught us the importance of monitoring asset and credit markets rather than just inflation and growth
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Mark Mobius: Debt Crisis Will Help Emerging Markets
Dr Mark Mobius, executive director, Templeton Emerging Markets Group, tells Pravin Palande & Shishir Prasad that he is optimistic about India and in many cases, a weak rupee may actually benefit some companies in the country
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Investment in 2012: Take The Lead
Investing is now fraught with risks, given the instability and lack of political leadership across the world, but it could also be the time to place the right kind of bets
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Satyajit Das: Capital Preservation Key to Survival
As a gloomy New Year for investors starts off, here are some home truths about risk and returns