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Ajai Shukla: A second Tejas assembly line
Bring in a private sector company to establish a parallel production line for the Tejas
Firming up
Macro environment may be helping growth revive
Tech start-ups: salvation or ruin?
As tech start-ups disrupt our established supply chains, employment generation will suffer
Quentin Hardy: Amazon web services is in it for the long haul
Amazon's strategy hinges on an unprecedented level of automation in computer programming and maintenance, coupled with offering new products and services at a rate none of the old-guard companies seem
Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: US Fed lift-off - Delayed labour?
Neither the labour market nor the inflation data presents a compelling case for hiking rates in December. Markets have rallied on the view that the Fed will not budge from the zero-bound as long as in
Parthasarathi Shome: Corporate tax rate & links to incentives
They require a high-high to low-low movement
Domestic imperatives
IMF outlook is a warning to complacent policymakers
Sanjay Jog: Jaitapur's nuclear discontent
State-run NPCIL and French MNC Areva, which are slated to collaborate on a nuclear power plant in the port town, are wrangling over terms and tariff. Meanwhile, the ruling BJP's ally, Shiv Sena, is op
Stephen L Carter: Companies lie, some get away with it
Customers actually expect that some businesses will lie to them. Not every company's reputational capital is dependent on whether it tells the truth
Mihir S Sharma: The consistent prime minister
The Modi of 2015 is not very different from the Modi of 2002
Returns from masstige art
Sifting the prestigious from the masstige could point the way to shrewd art investors
Raje's Rajasthan experiment
States like Kerala have managed to deliver a fairly robust primary education system. There's no reason why others cannot follow
Can urban India push the car-free momentum?
Gurgaon and other cities are now pushing for car-free days. Can this be sustained?
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Should you bet on real estate or the Sensex?
They're just two different horses in the same race.
Bibek Debroy: Gauging the problem
The key to running a successful railway network lies not in standardisation of gauge, but in the interoperability and effective use of technology
Shyamal Majumdar: When meetings become your only work
India Inc's busy bees should stop treating back-to-back meetings as some kind of a macho badge of honour