Special Report
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William Bissell: Turning Fabindia's Artisans to Company Owners
William Bissell wants to make shareholders out of Fabindia’s artisans. But, can he convince all of them?
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HUL's Nitin Paranjpe: How to Make Friends and Win
HUL’s Nitin Paranjpe is rewiring his organisation for the digital marketing era. And he’s leading from the front
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E Sreedharan: More Than The Metro Man
Delhi Metro was just one feather in E Sreedharan’s cap, albeit a large one
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Indian Companies on the FAB 50 List
Despite soaring inflation and slump in growth, 11 Indian companies managed to buck the trend
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Kumar Mangalam Birla: A Man For All Seasons
Kumar Mangalam Birla, who stoked the acquisition frenzy in 2007, hasn’t budged even when all’s not well with the economy
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The 50 Best Publicly Traded Asia-Pacific Companies
Once again China dominates the list
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The Chiu Clan Guide to Chinese Low Cost Housing
A winding property trail has led David Chiu to stake his legacy on putting roofs over value-minded Chinese
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Ni Lin is Creating Waves in Interior Design in China
Interior designer Gold Mantis thrives as China makes its architectural mark
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The Man Behind Titan's Success: Bhaskar Bhat
Titan Industries wears the crown as India’s jewellery and watch king, thanks to Bhaskar Bhat’s turnaround effort. The retailer vows to keep expanding, despite the economic headwinds
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The 100 Most Powerful Women
From CEOs and heads of state to entrepreneurs, celebrity role models, and philanthropists—a ranking of the women who matter most
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Women CEOs Under the Radar
Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer and IBM’s Ginni Rometty aren’t the only new faces in the boardroom. At least 20 women now run major American public companies–and more than half got their job last year. Here are CEOs who get fewer headlines–but rule over companies with almost $40 billion in combined revenue