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The Year that Was: State of Unrest
Tribals in the state want to fence their mineral-rich earth from invading metal companies. Both sides need an open mind if this stalemate is to be broken
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The Year that Was: The Blackstone Hypothesis
The world's largest private equity firm took two contrarian bets in India nearly two years ago. Making them work will be quite a challenge
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The Year that Was: The Siege of Africa
The newest frontier for global business. A fusion of tempting opportunity and formidable risk. A China-India battleground. Come, watch the potboiler called Africa
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The Year that Was: Vijay Mallya’s Double Life
Beneath the cheerful opulence is a seasoned warrior battling to save his debt-ridden empire
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The Year That Was: Mr.Steel's Moment of Truth
The iconic success story of Lakshmi Mittal has entered a nightmarish chapter. For a happy end, he must defeat the goblins of debt, vanishing demand and mills that are gluttons for cash
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Big Ideas for a Better Future
Letter from the Editor: Incremental thinking seldom brings new solutions. We have a natural bias towards Big Ideas that have impact. And that has meant creating a fertile ground where magazine journalism can thrive
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The Best Covers of Forbes India in its First Year
A magazine's distinctiveness starts on the newsstand. It must make a statement, not just about its contents, but about the magazine itself. Here, from the last 25 issues, are the Forbes India covers we think performed the best of all
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Touchscreens: The Midas Touch for Technology
Touchscreen technology is helping Apple snatch a greater share of the smartphone market. It is also altering the way devices and applications are designed
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Indian Retail: A Backdoor That Leads Nowhere
A government rule that bans retailers sourcing from group companies puts a spoke in international vendors plans
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Preserve Your Capital
Don't try to determine if the market has hit its lowest point. Instead check if stock prices are attractive in relation to intrinsic values
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Short Funds Could be a Shortcut to Success
Funds that allow an investor to go short on the market are quite popular abroad. In India, their time has just come