T N Ninan
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T N Ninan
TN Ninan is a former editor and chairman of Business Standard and has held several influential positions in journalism and media.
TN Ninan is a former editor and chairman of Business Standard and has held several influential positions in journalism and media.
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T N Ninan: Banyan or sequoia?
Conglomerates, cover wider area like the Banyan, but haven't done as well recently as stand-alone enterprises, the sequoias that are usually taller than the Qutb Minar
T N Ninan: Dealing with a legacy
Ratan Tata should know his legacy is secure, given where he took the group from what he had at the start
T N Ninan: The lack of jobs
World Bank says India stands to lose 69% of its jobs on account of automation
T N Ninan: Chinese bearing gifts
China's $24-bn loan to Bangladesh has more of a strategic than economic intent
T N Ninan: TCS vs Garment exporters
Success of TCS and Infosys is killing exporters of garments and other manufactured products
T N Ninan: Banks that don't lend
Nationalised banks' credit growth was just 1.4% in the first half of 2016, compared with 25.9% in private sector banks
T N Ninan: TV anchors go to war
Following the attack on an army camp in Uri, reporting has given way to posturing, intelligent commentary to absurd warmongering
T N Ninan: A few stray comments
Observations and questions about key developments, such as Reliance Jio's escapade & AAP minister's sexcapade
T N Ninan: The discipline of global rules
We suffer from lack of accountability but new pressure points are being created by the fact of India becoming a more integrated part of the world economy and global systems.
T N Ninan: The danger within
While India's long-term crisis has to do with water and institutional atrophy, the more pressing issue is the lack of jobs
T N Ninan: Not a good 'idea', sirji
Investors suspect that the proposed Grasim-Nuvo merger is to ensure the Idea telecom business gets the money to take on RJio
T N Ninan: Arvind Kejriwal has much to meditate on
Arvind Kejriwal would do well to consider some moderation before another rap on the knuckles by a court, or a political setback, knocks the wind out of him
T N Ninan: The fathers of success
In a replay of the Rashomon sequence, each of the men from Hindustan looks at the elephant from his particular angle, ignoring or not fully aware of what else was cooking
T N Ninan: Of crises - visible and invisible
This government will be at its half-way mark soon; even assuming better-than-usual execution, the Modi package is underwhelming
T N Ninan: Subbarao tells all
The former RBI governor has chosen to be frank about his run-ins with finance ministers and comes when governor's term is about to end in the midst of controversy
T N Ninan: Low risk, low return
The low-risk approach to economic issues and reform will therefore remain one that seeks to bring change without pain, create winners without having losers
T N Ninan: Clean up, or fudge?
RBI governor has forced the banks to start cleaning up their books, but there is still more dirt under the carpet
T N Ninan: Rhetoric and reality
Mr Modi has not admonished members of his team who have stepped out of line with the promptness or conviction that he has moved on other issues
T N Ninan: Look beyond GDP
While raising a cheer on account of faster growth, the govt should be conscious that much more needs to be done on a broader front
T N Ninan: Garments...at last!
After more than a decade of lost opportunities in the textile and garments business, the sector has at last got the attention it needs and deserves.
