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Srinivasan bats aggressively despite SC judgment
Here's why India Cements did not sell CSK and relieve the BCCI strongman from a conflict of interest
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Why Modi and Jaitley are likely to push reforms despite Delhi setback
If Modi does not ensure the reforms are done, the credibility of his government will suffer
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The defeat in Delhi should bring back Narendra Modi's focus on big reforms
The NDA government has already lost some time in not pushing through the big reforms in its first six months of office - the so-called honeymoon period. After Delhi, the honeymoon is clearly over
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60 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan: An address with history
In December, after 47 years, Forbes left its home at 12th Street and Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village. The location, which will be occupied by New York University in 2015, has had a rich history, encompassing Macmillan Publishing, the Civil War general who composed "Taps" and the world's largest private collection of Fabergé eggs.
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L'Oreal eyes higher revenues in India
Jean-Paul Agon, 59, chairman and CEO of L'Oreal, tells Forbes India that Asia is the company's biggest market, ahead of Western Europe and North America. In India, the aim is to touch the Rs 7,000-crore revenue mark by 2019
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What to expect at Aero India 2015
With 'Make in India' on the minds of both industry and government, expect frenetic negotiations at Aero India, the country's largest defence and aerospace event
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Infosys charts organisational realignment to boost growth
Since Vishal Sikka took over as the first non-founder CEO of the IT firm, this is the first major realignment across service lines undertaken by Infosys
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30-Under-30: Restless. Gutsy. Successful.
It is natural to expect that the India of tomorrow will be driven by the ideas and achievements of the young Indian
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India's growth revival story akin to running a marathon: Uday Kotak
He launched a book "The Making of India", written by Kotak analyst Akhliesh Tilotia, which highlights social and economic challenges and opportunities which India faces.
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Remembering Chandrakant Sampat: India's original value investor
Chandrakant Sampat also called India's warren Buffet was known for his discipline to investing, honesty and dry wit by many
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Compared to China, India has far greater wealth disparity
Gap between the 'have-a-lot', 'haves' and 'have-nots' is much larger here