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Fun, Frolic and the India Story
If we had more leaders like Nitish Kumar in our political arena, the transformation process would not be quite as slow as it is today
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Letter from the Editor: The New, New Internet
If you cut through all the jargon, there's every reason to believe that the creeping changes of the Internet era are finally taking effect in our own backyard
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A Breath of Fresh Air in Maharashtra
Letter From the Editor: For the first time in several decades, Maharashtra has a chief minister who has the reputation of delivering a clean, progressive administration, and has the full support of the Congress High Command
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All Aboard!
Letter from the Deputy Editor: There is growing evidence to say that access to credit and financial services lifts people out of poverty
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The Futility of Forecasting In The Stock Market
Most stock market forecasts are hopeless. The investor is better off betting on the fundamentals rather than market direction
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Change the Only Constant
Letter from the Executive Editor: There's only one man who's got the credentials to see Infosys through a gut wrenching transformation K.V. Kamath of ICICI Bank
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How Green Was My Valley
Letter from the Editor: We need to celebrate the entrepreneurs who feature in the Forbes list of the 100 Richest Indians. In my book, they create jobs, wealth and fame for their families and society at large
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The More Things Change
Letter from the Editor: Has the heavy hand of regulation managed to put the genie called Greed back in the bottle?
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Sanjoy Bhattacharyya Measures His Stock Recommendations
Taking stock of investment performance is tricky business. Here's how your columnist fared with the stocks he has recommended
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The New World of Investing
Letter from the Editor: There's no getting away from the fact that algo trading improves liquidity and makes markets more efficient. And that's good news for small investors
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The Biyani Makeover
Letter From the Editor: The downturn in 2008 may have been the best thing for Biyani. He admits as much. Quite simply, he had to learn the science of retailing the hard way