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FT's new world
Japanese media group buys a global icon
Ending round-tripping
Time for a road map on abolition of participatory notes
Infosys' unusual quarter
The new CEO's next challenge is to grow margins
Problem at Teri
Council's action welcome, but more needs to be done
No more disruption
Congress must find a better way of being in Opposition
Low on innovation
Why do Indian firms fail to invest in R&D?
Get on with GST
Leave further changes to an empowered GST Council
Fixing food regulation
Transparent regulation and global standards are key
The basic principles
DoT paper makes a start on net neutrality
A sick system
No alternative to beefing up public healthcare
Waiting for GSLV
ISRO yet to break into the big leagues, commercially
An empty decision
Sub-limits for portfolio investment in FDI policy can be counter-productive
The task before BCCI
Transparency would solve many of IPL's chronic problems
This land is your land
Let states pass their own land acquisition laws
A retrograde step
Government should reconsider stand on defamation
Unmade in India
High FMCG imports highlight 'Make in India' weaknesses
Iran nuclear deal
A victory for Barack Obama and new tasks for India
TCS fights the slowdown
Technology, not just cost, is key to IT's future
The dilemma returns
Food inflation, led by pulses, is back
Realism in Central Asia
Advantages and disadvantages to SCO membership