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The Federal Reserve May Finally Stop Poisoning the Economy
The US central bank may stop buying bonds. And that is a good thing
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'The Good Thing about Big Data is You Don’t Have to Start Big'
Whether it’s the annual ‘hype cycle’ or fog in the users’ mind, Big Data has bumped off cloud computing to top the charts. Werner Vogels, chief technology officer of Amazon and one of the Big Data generators and solution providers, was in Bangalore recently and spoke to Forbes India
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Where's Austerity? Why Blame it for Slow Growth?
Governments are spending more than they did at the peak of binge spending
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Cricket's Balance of Power at a Glance
A tumultuous two years after the 2011 World Cup, India is No. 1 in ODIs, Australia is struggling to regroup and South Africa continue to reign in Tests
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United States will Lead Commodities Recovery
Roubini Global Economics’ senior economist Gary Clark says that while US will take the lead in financial recovery, Europe’s woes will continue for a long time and China will slow down
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Happy to Recommend Owning India: Morgan Stanley's Jonathan Garner
Morgan Stanley’s Jonathan Garner tells Pravin Palande and Shravan Bhat that emerging markets have been a huge success story in terms of development and long-run performance
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Why Abe-Nomics May not Work for Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ‘three arrows’ plan for economic revival can provide a short-term boost, not long-term recovery
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Talking Good Politics at Network 18's Think India Dialogue
Policy heads at the second edition of Network18’s Think India Dialogue acknowledged the need for fresh economic reforms
