UpFront
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Steeling up for a Tough Target
India is chasing a goal of 120 million tonnes of steel by 2012, but it would first have to get past red tape
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The Myth of Fair Value
Waiting for just the right stock price before you buy? Then prepare to wait forever
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Much Smoke over Gas
Pradip Baijal has quit from the petroleum regulatory board's pipeline panel considering his role as a director in consulting firm Noesis. Now, the Anil Ambani group has accused him of playing favourites in the tussle between Ambani brothers over the sale of gas from the Krishna-Godavari Basin. Baijal talks to Cuckoo Paul on the controversy and more
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Letter from the Editor: Capture the Drama
I've often wondered why more business people and CEOs in India don't write about their corporate experiences?
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The Wound from Within
The author of Red Sun: Travels in Naxalite Country, explains the past and present of Maoism, and its inevitable growth, if we don't look out
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Situations Vacant
Heard enough of the adage Justice Delayed is Justice Denied? Here is a case of justice playing truant. India's tribunals and regulatory bodies are finding it hard to get people interested in their top jobs.
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Cyborg Stock-picker
India is warming up to share-trading by computers. The technology has had a chequered past. Remember 1987?
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A Wild Idea: Privatise the Jungles
Privatising India's jungles may help in saving wildlife
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Body shopping at Accenture
Think you haven't seen a game changer in a long time? Check out body shopping at Accenture
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Waking Up to Brand Success
Tata Tea's 'Jaago Re' campaign sought to register voters for the 2009 elections. In the process, it also re-energised the brand
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Accidents erode 2.7% of GDP each year
GDP loses its limb every time a road accident occurs
