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Economy
Economy
Skewed plan
The Department of Telecommunications’ plan to revive BSNL and MTNL primarily hinges on massive job cuts while leaving unaddressed policy decisions tha
SAGNIK DUTTA in New Delhi
Pharma Industry
Exploding a myth
The claims pharmaceutical multinationals make about high R&D costs are invariably false.
ANAND GROVER
Economic Perspectives
Looking for money in news
The digital revolution is fundamentally transforming the news as business even as the once-dominant print news segment wrestles with a broken revenue
C.P. CHANDRASEKHAR
Direct cash transfers
Cash for vote?
The government’s headlong rush to Aadhaar-linked payments for welfare schemes is bound to lead to their disruption and the exclusion of people who nee
REETIKA KHERA
Controversy
Business by other means
THE world’s largest multi-brand retailer Walmart’s disclosure to the United States Senate that it had spent $25 million (Rs.135 crore) since 2008 on i
Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta
Economy
Borrowing time
Critics say the new RBI regulations on external borrowing will bring in only speculative capital which causes the boom-bust cycle.
G. SRINIVASAN
Economy
Failure to build consensus
Interview with Yashwant Sinha, former Union Finance Minister.
G. SRINIVASAN
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Supportive measures needed
Interview with Rafeeq Ahmed, president of the FIEO.
G. SRINIVASAN
Best foot forward
With India's leather exports overshooting the target of $4.2 billion in 2011-12, the fortunes of the industry appear to be on a rebound.
G. SRINIVASAN
A one-stop shop'
Interview with K. Ramachandran Pillai, NTC Chairman & MD.
G. SRINIVASAN
Modern by design
The NTC, once makers of janata cloth', is now a top-of-the-line textile company.
G. SRINIVASAN
Capping growth
The regulatory intervention by the RBI has not gone beyond providing a basic legal framework for the functioning of MFIs.
SAGNIK DUTTA
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