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Power to the Captives
Companies that generate power for their own needs can now sell excess power
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Cutting 'em to Size
Competition Commission of India chairman Dhanendra Kumar explains the implications of the Competition Act to Forbes India
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Missing in Action
Letter from the Editor: It's time we celebrated those promoters who learned to give up control without losing the founder's entrepreneurial instincts, like Shiv Nadar
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There's Nothing for Shareholders
T.V. Ramachandran has had a ringside view of the creation and growth of India's mobile industry. Stepping down from COAI, he talks about his experiences with Forbes India
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Xtra Premium: IndianOil Was the Nation's Premier Petroleum Find
IndianOil's journey from fledgling to navratna one of the nine gems among PSUs
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Black Empowerment Weakening the South African Muscle
South Africa can be tricky terrain if companies fail to find their way through its black empowerment policy
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Do Happiness and Billions Go Together?
Should we include happiness in how we measure the economy?
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Insurance Agents' Joyride May Soon Get Over
For long, agents have helped take insurance products to the people for fat commissions, of course. The joy ride may come to end soon
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Will Single Make a Comeback For Music Fans in India?
Music albums are dinosaurs, it’s time for the era of the single
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Singapore: India's latest 'round-trip' destination
How Singapore became the most attractive route for the flow of money in and out of India
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Local Heat On Global Warming
Special envoy for climate change Shyam Saran tells Forbes India the world's expectations from India with regards to global warming are unrealistic