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Curren¢y Conundrum: Is the $trong Rupee Good or Bad for India?
It's been the strongest appreciation of the rupee in over 30 years
'Indians Are Privately Smart And Publicly Dumb'
In his book Games Indians Play: Why We Are the Way We Are, V. Raghunathan writes about a farmer whose corn won top awards year
Mid-sized Firms Stick To The Middle
For several years now, analysts have been predicting that the Indian information technology industry is set for a period of consolidation. It hasn't happened yet. Four
Immigrant Entrepreneurs Overdrive
Do highly educated immigrant entrepreneurs help the U.S. maintain its edge?
India's Growing Wealth Belt Spawns A New Breed Of Managers
New wealth creates room for financial planners.
Cricket in India: It’s Big Business but Not Businesslike
While money keeps rolling in, disasters keep rolling out for India's cricket fans.
U.S. Investors Bullish on Indian Real Estate
International funds have reportedly invested some $2.5 billion in Indian real estate and nearly two dozen domestic funds have raised another $3.5 billion for similar investments.
India in the Global Supply Chain
Can Domestic Demand and Technology Skills Help It Catch Up? Special to Little India
BPO goes to Hollywood
Hollywood film stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been shooting in the western India city of Pune for A Mighty Heart, the story of
China Or India: Which Is The Better Long-term Investment For Private Equity Firms?
Special to little India
Wipro's Azim Premji
The Chairman of Wipro, Azim Premji, warns that the days of the old boys' club are numbered.
