The mobile telecom industry is about much more than telephone calls today. A huge and increasingly sophisticated user base wants the world at their fingertips. But who’s going to pay for it all?
Move over, Bollywood. One startup advertising agency is out to hire your directors…
India is the darling of investors looking to benefit from the rapid growth of emerging markets. But well-established Indian companies are looking for growth, too, and they are finding it in the developing world.
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Rapid economic growth and an increasing demand for travel should make it easy to make money in the airline business in India. But it’s not. One private company explains how it’s navigating through the clouds.
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Clouded prospects in developed markets cast a shadow over outlook for trade and economy in Asia.
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As Japan battles its worst natural disaster in modern history and an on-going nuclear crisis, its prominence among global economies has far-reaching implications for financial markets, supply chains, national energy security as well as its own...
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Sam Pitroda, IT and innovation advisor to India’s prime minister, speaks to INSEAD Knowledge Editor Stuart Pallister about innovation and the need for a new paradigm.
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How do Asia's emerging giants measure on the innovation scale and can they shake off their reputation for imitation rather than innovation?
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Two decades of trials have placed L'Oreal high in the Indian beauty market. But with still low penetration levels and cut-throat competition, where are the company's next opportunities
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With most economic indicators and forecasts signalling the Asian century, Singapore-based DBS Bank plans to step up its game by playing to the region’s surging megatrends and relying on its greatest asset – a reliable home-grown brand.
(Rajesh) - India needs immediately min 1 gpbs internet connectivity at Rs 500/- per month etc. If you can...
(Anon) - I don't agree about patent things. You have billion dollars for R&D, but all this money belongs to...
Anon - The incredible story of India goes on: I agree with H Singh that India will produce much more...
Anon. - The prime minister of India at the time of economic reforms was MR Narsimha Rao. In spite of not...
Japanese manufacturers could have lost some ground. - Dear Editor,...