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New Delhi: India can help shape the way the world order is put together in the wake of the wreckage that was left behind by the financial crisis, management guru C.K. Prahalad said on Sunday at the World Economic Forum’s India Economic... Full Article at livemint.com
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The EDB is a strategic partner of WEF and is leading efforts to enhance bilateral trade between India, Bahrain and the Gulf as a whole. Full Article at AME Info
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India needs to build 500 new cities urgently to provide better quality life to its migrating people, global management guru Prof C K Prahalad said. "India needs to build a minimum of 500 new cities urgently. Full Article at Rediff
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Most insurers have learned to secure a capital buffer over and above what is predicted by economic capital models. An enterprise-wide approach to risk management is important to future success. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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I t's payback time for debt-laden Americans who shopped the world to prosperity on borrowed money. Recessions are high-profile times for economists and financial analysts. One popular focus is the shape of the recovery. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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The fact is, as difficult as these times are ... we are moving in the right direction. Our economy is in better shape today than when I took office
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We are moving forward on a number of economic fronts and we are going to explore each and every avenue that I can think of that will lead to job creation and economic growth
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There is an inevitability about this [shift in power to Asia] ... You can already see it in the business world, as witnessed by the HSBC decision. The centre of economic gravity is shifting and will continue to shift.
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We have reached a tipping point in global economic affairs ... While there are some encouraging signs of recovery in the developed world, the real economic action is taking place elsewhere. For both cyclical and structural reasons, the emerging nations are set to dominate world economic activity in the ...
