Special
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In Honour of Art in India
The first Forbes India Art Awards acknowledged the many categories of stakeholders in the art world
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The first Forbes India Art Awards
Forbes India starts first of its kind initiative in the Indian art world
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Caught off-guard, Street sees CPI triggering future policy actions at RBI
Future course will be entirely data-driven, say experts
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Guided by Urjit Patel panel, Rajan springs a 25 bps hike surprise
Signals significant change as it targets CPI inflation, makes price stability overriding policy objective
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RBI Set to Keep Rates on Hold
Analysts, economists bet on a prolonged pause continuing as inflationary pressures have eased
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Monetary Repression: The End of Trust
Recent policy decisions are eroding people’s trust in governments, financial institutions and formal currencies
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Crisil Sees 6 percent Growth in FY15, but Elections Hold the Key
While the debottlenecking of policy logjams and the improving global outlook will help, a negative outcome of the general elections could throw the math haywire
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Explaining How Companies Interact Effectively
How inter-firm relationships are organized through discursive processes in order to achieve coordinated action
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Infy Beats street, but Questions Remain for Future
The stock has underperformed compared to the IT index over the past year, but Murthy’s changes are bringing results
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'Intransigence of Chinese partner led to Apollo-Cooper deal failure'
In an explosive interview with Forbes India, Sunam Sarkar, chief financial officer of Apollo Tyres, says that the proposed $2.5 billion merger didn’t fail because of lack of due diligence but because Apollo took people at face value
