UpFront
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Bhavarlal Jain's Lucky Harvest
Bhavarlal Jain was looking for a way to sell his irrigation systems, but enroute, he found a way to profit from trading in onions
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Mukesh Kumar: "We Don't Want a Repeat of Niyamgiri"
Mukesh Kumar, head of Vedanta Aluminium's Orissa operations, talks to Forbes India about losing the battle with the Dongaria Konds
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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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Indian Judiciary Wants More Conversation, Less Action
The Indian judiciary is encouraging out-of-court settlements as a means to reduce the huge backlog of cases
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The Indian Drip Irrigation Jugaad
Netafim has found a solution to cater to the drip-irrigation problems of India's fragmented farms
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Definitely, Maybe - Here Comes the Probability Processor
Artificial Intelligence in the form of a new computer chip that saves tonnes of space and operates on low power could revolutionise computers in the near future
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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 Rubik's Cube Turns 30
Rubik's Cube has fascinated, intrigued and tormented us for 30 years
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Per Mikael Jensen: I Am Not worried About The Times of India's Readership
Metro's head tells us why the world's largest free newspaper remains popular and profitable
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No Business Model Can Last Forever
Claude Smadja who is retiring from the Infosys board, talks to Forbes India about the adjustments the company will have to make to become a truly global behemoth
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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