UpFront
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Let's Get Organised About It
Nine out of 10 workers in India have no social security. Providing them the benefits will only improve productivity and profits
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Goodbye, Gold Age
The yellow metal's rightful place is in jewelery, not monetary policy
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For a Bigger Slice
Many Indian companies have tiny public shareholdings. Pranab Mukherjee plans to force promoters, including the government, to part with more
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One-trick pony or single-minded stud?
Bill Gates has said that Google's honeymoon is coming to an end. We test the hypothesis
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Over the Counter, Over the Hill?
Bringing innovative derivative products on the exchange platform could lessen the impact of meltdowns
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Watch This Soap Opera in Rural India
A slip-up by HUL gives a boost to rivals in the hinterland
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We Aren't a Patent Troll
Critics equate the business of Washington-based Intellectual Ventures in patentable research with land grabbing! Forbes India quizzes former IIT director and the firm's India chairman Ashok Misra
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Keki Gharda: 'I Haven't Cooled Off'
After four decades of giving MNCs nightmares by copying and selling their products far cheaper, the elderly Keki Gharda now wants to sell his company and focus on research. Forbes India chats with the untiring entrepreneur
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A TV Story, Retold
Conventional wisdom has it that a TV broadcaster makes more money from advertising than subscriptions. Zee group is turning that on its head
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The Big Cat's in Town
The Jaguar begins its journey from the connoisseur's porch to the "average" Indian millionaire's garage