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The pains and the pleasure of Wall Street life
Scorsese's latest film about the cocky young broker who makes millions is no morality tale, but that does not make it any less entertaining
 "The pains and the pleasure of Wall Street life")
With cities in the bag, Cadbury to unlock rural demand
It is keen to tap 75 per cent of rural potential for chocolates in the next four years, having 'up-aged' its audience and created occasions for urban consumption
 "With cities in the bag, Cadbury to unlock rural demand")
It's time for the Grand Slam!
Will it be the same old stalwarts or will a new star emerge at the Australian Open, starting on January 13?
 "It's time for the Grand Slam!")
 "Chess (#1078)")
 "Tribute to an evening walker")
Five Farooq Shaikh films you might want to watch again
From an incurable romantic to a slick conman, Farooq Shaikh played every character with panache. Here are some of his finest films
 "Five Farooq Shaikh films you might want to watch again")
Home to art
Among the younger generation of artists, Manisha Gera Baswani has a home full of curated works by many senior artists, including her teacher A Ramachandran
 "Home to art")
My Life My Style: Mickey Mehta
'My workout regime is about romancing my entire being'
 "My Life My Style: Mickey Mehta")
That once-lost soldier
The author steps into the past with a BBC documentary on World War II about a unique quest to trace four million Russian soldiers who went missing in action
Get back in line
A bemufflered Kejriwal declared that he had no time to read any books in 2013
To burma, for our properties
The affluent Chettiar community once flourished as moneylenders in what is now Myanmar. Expelled after World War II, they are now fighting to retrieve the assets they left behind
 "To burma, for our properties")
A Jimi Hendrix experience
An unusual biography of the legend built from quotes, easily accessible to the public, is a fitting polychromatic tribute
Enter the age of technical thinking
The success of Kejriwal and Modi can be seen as a vital indicator that this is the age of left-brain technical thinking
Touch-pad gaming
The author underlines how the new Sony Playstation 4 is different from the company's earlier gaming consoles
 "Touch-pad gaming")
 "The aam aadmi speaks")
Ballot ground Uttar Pradesh
Modi, the chaiwala, the Hindutva poster boy, the agent of progress - the author traces the many faces of the BJP's prime ministerial aspirant as he woos Uttar Pradesh
 "Ballot ground Uttar Pradesh")
Durga Jasraj: Right on cue
From starting as a co-host of Antakshari, Durga Jasraj has used her innate understanding of music to create an innovative company selling non-film music
 "Durga Jasraj: Right on cue")
Art beyond canvas
A retrospective of an understated Indian artist, an eagerly awaited biennale and the country's biggest art fair - 2014 promises a packed calendar
 "Art beyond canvas")
Almanac for the cricket fan
The author highlights the personal tussles and prominent fixtures of 2014 and what they could mean to individuals and teams in the gentleman's game
 "Almanac for the cricket fan")