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The new oil shock: The great sweating
Saudi Arabia is in no hurry to cut production, even at the cost of falling revenue. But sustained low prices have long-term effects
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Kumar Birla's roadmap for a financial services superstore
The Aditya Birla Group is building a financial services superstore despite it being a highly competitive sector
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The world's biggest and best listed companies
There are 56 Indian companies on the 2015 Forbes Global 2000 list. Twenty-five firms improved their rankings
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The wait for 'Achchhe Din'
The question is whether the government could have done more in its first year. And there are no clear answers
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Realty check: Branding comes to the fore as demand shrinks
The real estate sector continues to grapple with challenges and no one is certain when its fortunes will improve
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Why small teams score big
Human beings can only handle fewer connections. Therefore, when the number of team members grows, relationships degrade quickly
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Understanding Obama's perverse view of the world
Despite the US president's belief that the US has been a malignant force, other countries will not cooperate like they did in the 1930s or 1970s
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The big fat Greek crisis
There are a few options that Greece could choose from to handle its debt. But each has its own pitfalls
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Revving up Maruti
Maruti had to work tirelessly to put together a strategy to keep itself relevant and ahead of competition
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The billionaires brigade comprises 90 from India
India figures prominently this year, generating a record 90 billionaires who have a combined net worth of $294 billion
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Will Europe drag the world down?
The ECB's cluelessness will give Europe's politicians an excuse not to make the domestic restructurings that are needed to spark real growth