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Investors Should Defy Conventional Wisdom
The huge advantage we investors need to cultivate is not to fall victim to the power of conventional thinking
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Letter From The Editor: A Change of Heart
If money is prudently spent on some of the country’s most pressing social problems, it could really make a difference to the lives of millions of Indians
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Letter from the Editor: The Rise of India's States
Centralised, top-down planning models must now give way to participative, bottom-up planning
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Innovation Battle: Software V/S Physics
Where to find innovation in the broader world
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Bull or Bear: Don't Judge the Equity Markets Yet
While many global economies may have averted a default here and a decline there, the crisis is far from over. Don’t judge prematurely!
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Letter from the Executive Editor: Smartphones Are More Abundant in India Than Food
Driven by a Primal need to communicate and explosive entrepreneurship, smartphones are now more abundant in India than food
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Letter From The Editor: The Magic of Entertainment
Tucked away under that grease paint and the cricket helmet is an incredibly fertile mind that is able to intuitively read consumer aspirations and tastes better than any market researcher
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Letter From The Editor: Why it pays to watch the Rocky movies
So is the worst really over? For that, we’ve got to understand what really turned the tide in 2012
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Letter From The Editor: Slow down, you move too fast
There's evidence to suggest that no society can retain its creative spark without creating space for deeper conversations about the way it takes decisions
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Why Eric Hobsbawm Was an Unapologetic Stalinist
According to his left-wing admirers, he was brilliant; in the opinion of the rest, he was unreadable
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Contrary Opinions in Investment Decisions
Retaining a balanced mindset in the face of overwhelming crowd pressure is fundamental to sensible investment decisions