UpFront
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The Indian Army's Largest Ever Public-private partnership
For the first time, the Indian Army has thrown open its doors for private players to bid for a project to build the Future Infantry Combat Vehicle
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Why single-speciality hospitals are Prospering
Low capital and investment-friendly business models have created a surge in single speciality hospitals
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Forests Are Still Vanishing, But At A Slower Rate
Forests around the world are still getting wiped out. But the pace of the carnage has slowed
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Moving Toward A Doomsday Weapon?
Breaking the speed-of-light barrier can lead to the laws of physics being rewritten
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Omidyar's Jayant Sinha: Volatile Government Policy is a Deterrent to Investing
Jayant Sinha, partner and MD, Omidyar Network India Advisors, tells Dinesh Narayanan that government trying to micro-manage the economy is not good. Edited excerpts from an interview
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Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop: Even When The Global Crisis hit, We Continued To Do Well
Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop tells Forbes India about how the bank grew under his watch despite the slowdown
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Letter From The Editor : The Coming Revolution on Indian Roads
In the last decade, two enabling factors have begun to transform the logistics landscape in India. Better roads have reduced transit times. Technology is starting to play a role too
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Party Hard's Still Going Strong
A Mumbai company that helps tipsy revellers get back home safely in their own cars is looking at expanding its offerings
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Amagi's New Trick for Broadcast Advertising
Amagi wants TV advertising to become more targeted and much cheaper for advertisers. The channels aren't going to like it
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InterContinental Hotels Group Is Looking For Scale In India
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) is bullish on the Indian hospitality sector. And to show just how serious it is, IHG held its first-ever board meeting here. Forbes India spoke to Chairman David Webster
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Richest Man of Georgia is Worth Half His Country's GDP
The richest man in Georgia (he's worth half the country's GDP) is out to topple his nation's leader. It's either an act of patriotism or self-preservation