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Foreign policy means business
Indian Prime Ministers have tried to put economics at the heart of foreign policy . But none has made it as personal a mission as Narendra Modi.
Can Bira make it in the Big Apple?
India’s first bottled craft beer has impressed the desi drinker. It is now turning to the world’s craft beer capital for some extra fizz.
Revving up for LatAm
Royal Enfield rides playboy pillion to reach out to its new fan base.
Can Nirav Modi Win New York?
After rewriting the rules of the business back home, the diamond baron is pushing on in a direction that no Indian has successfully charted before. Will the Big Apple prove more than he can chew?
In search of the elusive billion
A pioneer startup support programme is aiming to take four Indian firms to the Unicorn Club.
Amtek Auto - the Pacman way
Arvind Dham’s insatiable appetite for companies has helped him build one of India’s largest auto components firms.
Hola Mexico
Move over Brazil and China. With a new government that’s open to foreign investment and tax reforms, and improved law and order, Mexico—the gateway to Latin America—is calling.
For Japan, made in India
Lupin has cracked the formidable Japanese market. How it did so and the lesson it holds for other pharma companies.
The road to mandalay
Over the past year, Myanmar has begun opening up its economy, prompting a race among potential international investors. Why it makes sense for India to make the most of it.
