UpFront
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Why In-House Law Departments are Getting Bigger
IBM's General Counsel tells Forbes India that there's clearly been an evolution of law departments in large global companies
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Letter From The Deputy Editor: Making Learning Simple and Fun
It wouldn't be surprising if a large percentage of Sal Khan's video tutorials on subjects that run the entire gamut from basic addition to the economic concept of Fiscal Cliff are seen by Indians. He has a small section devoted to solving IIT-JEE problems as well!
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What the Recent Spectrum Auctions Suggest
The recently concluded spectrum auctions were a stone in the Indian telecom lake. Its ripples will be felt for a while
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What the World Expects From Obama's Second Term
As Barack Obama gears up for his second term at the White House, the world has already drawn up a wishlist for the US President
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More About Mxit: Africa's Largest Social Network
The CEO of Mxit, Africa's largest social network, tells Forbes India that they target the bottom of the pyramid and has 55 million users across 120 countries
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How SEBI's New Guidelines Will Impact Mutual Funds
New Sebi guidelines are likely to turn mutual funds and distributors into allies and competitors at the same time
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Vodafone's Chief Commercial Officer Sanjoy Mukherji Moves On
Sanjoy Mukerji tells Forbes India that after telecom, he plans to create connectivity platforms to take health care to remote locations
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Letter from the Editor: Philanthropy is Serious Business
It requires just as much imagination, time and perseverance to achieve any social transformation as it does to achieve business success
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How Telecom Towers Can Get the Power Mix Right
Modelling the right power mix for telecom towers
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Obama and Xi: Leaders of a Turbulent World
What they do in the next few years will determine the immediate future of the world economy and politics
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Bal Thackeray's Fractured Legacy
Balasaheb did bring a sense of pride to the Marathi people, but he also encouraged prejudice towards others. He inculcated pride in the name of glorious Maratha history, but reduced this history to a very narrow band