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Socialisation of capitalism
Unbridled capitalism stands discredited. Today’s flux will create a new order, with more responsible objectives and corporations at its core

The new order
Once, multinationals held sway over the oil sector. Today, it’s the state-owned companies that are creating ripples—and altering the contours of the sector

The vanity fair
When it comes to spending on looks, Indians aren’t the fairest of them all, but we’re getting there. And so are companies in the business

High protein ambition
Biosimilars, or generic versions of biopharmaceutical drugs, present an opportunity, but it won’t be easy for Indian pharma

Gateway to the world
It’s long been home to many wonders of the world. Now, Egypt is setting itself up as an export base for companies seeking access to that part of the world and beyond

Saved in India
Yahoo is firing in the US and hiring in India. There are some good reasons why

Managing lay-offs
Asking people to leave is not easy. India Inc is still learning the ropes on how to do it with sensitivity

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Interviews
‘There will be fewer deals, less money put out’
Promod Haque, Managing Partner, Norwest Venture Partners

Silicon Valley, home to the venture capital industry, is reeling under a severe liquidity crisis. Promod Haque, Managing Partner of Norwest Venture Partners, a California-based venture capital fund that manages $2.5 billion globally, spoke to Snigdha Sengupta about its spillover effect on India and much more. ...

‘Wealth and knowledge should co-exist’
R A Mashelkar, Former Director-General, CSIR

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