Where to invest
analysis
November 2017
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August 2017
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Slow, not steady
India’s top midsize companies had a challenging year.
From Ram to rupee: The new Hindutva
Some call it sophistry, others see the focus on economic growth as a survival tactic for the right-wing RSS to stay relevant.
The economic mind of the BJP
The party has won a crucial state election. with the congress beset with problems, the 2014 elections could be anyone’s game. but India inc. is puzzled by the BJP’s stand on crucial economic issues.
Japan needs India
Could their need be greater than ours?
Flipkart vs. Amazon
Forget the furious debates on discounts, GMV, and valuation. It was always about code.
2007, and the long road to recovery
When The cause of a downturn is different, the fix has to be a new one.
Can Coal India reform itself?
If the public sector giant doesn’t learn some new moves, it could find itself dwindling away.
Moet’s new crush
Moët Hennessy is choosy about where it sets up its wineries. Outside of France, it has opted for Argentina, the U.S., and Australia. Next in line: India. Will Moët’s entry put the country on the global wine map?
The making of giants
After a fall of 31.5% in profit last year, the next 500 companies have bounded back. In this third edition of the list, companies have shown a 10.9% growth in profit. Other parameters are equally positive.
