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Turf wars

Who will make it to the last four at Wimbledon this year? Will Roger Federer prove he's "King of Grass" once more, or will it be Rafael Nadal yet again? Or will Novak Djokovic come good?

An American icon

'We will probably never have another Raj Kapoor'

A confederacy of dangerous dunces

Ahmed Rashid's new book on Pakistan reveals how people are held hostage to the absurd and deadly games their nations play

In the wild, wild east

Queue up for art

Punching the Parsis

Long live the kitsch

From a solar- powered waving doll of the queen to wipers for car windshields, not all Diamond Jubilee memorabilia was flattering to the monarchy

Let the Games begin

There's a lot to see and do in the British capital if you're going to be there for the Games

Create storytellers

TTK's innovation menu

The kitchen solutions provider has a lot on its plate: 100 new products this year, a series of global tie-ups and aggressive expansion in the North

Clean sweep for The Dirty Picture

What comes out strongly this year is the growing reliance of marketers on social media

Getting it right

Co-creation: The future of innovation

The co-creating partners should be extensively engaged at every stage of important decisions - from research to value-reaping

Selling to the digital consumer

Has e-retailing taken the shine off direct marketing? Not really, it may be seen as another way to reach the consumer directly

Local versus global

Here's how some quintessentially Indian brands have managed to pull the rug from under the feet of their global counterparts

Not so dirty, after all

Consumer connect is key

Still no iPhone-killer in sight

Hear the lion roar