Close Range
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George Friedman: Libya Is an Indulgence by the Political Classes
George Friedman, CEO and founder of global intelligence firm STRATFOR, explains US policy on the Middle East and North Africa to Forbes India
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Anna Hazare: I Asked PM Whether His Team Shares His Values
On April 5, Anna Hazare will begin a fast unto death if the Prime Minister does not commit to instituting a tougher Lokpal (or Ombudsman) Bill. Hazare believes this Bill will go a long way in reducing corruption
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Free Parking Gives Rise to Congestion
Parking expert Donald Shoup, whose ideas are being followed by cities around the world, believes charging the right parking fee reduces traffic
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Khurshid M. Kasuri: We Were This Close To A Peace Accord
India and Pakistan narrowly missed resolving their conflict in 2006, but the foundation for enduring peace has been laid, former Pakistani foreign minister, Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri tells Forbes India
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S. Roy Choudhury: We Will Stagnate If We Do Not Expand
Despite a life on the fringes of loss, Hindustan Petroleum has shaken off its dormancy and launched an expansion. S. Roy Choudhury explains the strategy to Forbes India
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Latin America Teams Up
The ambassadors of Peru, Columbia and Chile tell us about integrating their markets and where India features on their map
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Harsh Agarwal: Indian Firms Can Match Up to MNCs
Emami' s Director tells Forbes India that losing the bid for Paras Pharma is not a setback
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Rajeev Malik: India Is No Big Bang Story
Rajeev Malik, senior economist at brokerage, CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets tells us that the India story can still go wrong and that the onus is on the government to ensure growth
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Ashley Tellis: The Real Meaning Of Obama's Visit
Ashley Tellis, former US State Department advisor who helped sign the India-US nuclear deal, tells what to expect after President Barack Obama's India trip
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Dale T. Mortensen: It's an Unfair World
He who shared this year's Nobel prize in economics with Peter Diamond and Christopher Pissarides, tells us why people with similar jobs get paid differently
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Yves Smith: Economics Cons the World
Yves Smith, author of the recently released ECONned, tells Forbes India how neoclassical economics has failed the public