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Reliance vs Amazon: Can Bezos beat Ambani without getting bruised?

The battle for the Indian consumer was never going to be an all-American affair

Insolvency law had teeth. Now, it's got dentures and nobody can save it

A country that needs to sweat every investor rupee and dollar to put its swelling, restive labor force to work will continue to abuse that very thing it doesn't have enough of: capital

How a bad loan farce gets another rerun

It'll become that much easier for the tycoons to rewind the credit culture, back to the debtor-friendly show it always was

Andy Mukherjee: Beyond rates

It's crucial for Modi to make India an easier place to do business, but the RBI, too, has to perform a balancing act

Local anaesthesia

China's accidental austerity requires state action

All talk and no action

G20's promise to avoid currency wars is feeble

Tolerate thy neighbour

Deepening economic ties belie China-Japan tension

Economic terror

Bangkok attack shakes Thai economy's last support

Battle minus bounty

Japan GDP drop shows limits of cheap yen

Andy Mukherjee: Steeling for China's fall

Indian banks must stop financing excess capacity before Chinese surplus output starts flooding in

Wages, not wealth

A rate cut in China? Watch payslips, not stocks

Crunch time

Asia needs to print cash to mop up oil slick

Andy Mukherjee: Mr Modi's home run

Struggling, corrupt construction industry will be challenged by the prime minster's $250-billion plan

Bye bikes

Missing motorbikes point to Indonesian demand hole

Why worry

US Fed might fret about emerging market 'spillback'

Spoils of skirmish

Japan's GDP lift is bounty from currency war

Andy Mukherjee: A calm rupee

The Reserve Bank of India has room to cut interest rates and revive growth without having to fret about capital flight

Lofty distraction

Malaysia's GDP blueprint has a credibility deficit

A shy beginning

India retirees' stocks push lacks Japan's zeal

Andy Mukherjee: The states' race to spend

States can better spend their extra share of taxes on a fiscal stimulus than can the Centre