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PRERNA K MISHRA, ECONOMICTIMES.COM At the World Economic Forum, Barclays Asia Pacific Chief Robert Morrice has a point to make. Want to beat capital scarcity in India? Tap the households. Full Article at Economic Times
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India holds last place among the BRIC countries on the Index, behind Russia (51), China (60) and Brazil (82). INDIA HAS been ranked quite low on the Global Gender Gap Report released on Monday by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in New Delhi. Full Article at Merinews
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The private sector should step in and take the initiative to bring in more investment to address the issues plaguing agriculture, without waiting for government support. Full Article at Rediff
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NEW DELHI, Nov. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Manpower Inc. Full Article at Street Insider
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The commerce and industry ministry will review the growth of the country's export sector by the middle of this month to assess the need for extending further stimulus for the exporting community, particularly, the labour-intensive sectors. Full Article at Rediff
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NEW DELHI, India -- The Indian government is pushing ahead with economic reforms aimed at achieving a growth rate of more than 7 percent next year but will make sure the benefits reach the poor, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Sunday. Full Article at China Post
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New Delhi, Nov. 8: India will wind down the fiscal stimulus from next year and work to accelerate the pace of financial reforms as the economy pulls out from a slowdown that has seen industry shrinking and jobs lost. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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New Delhi: While pressing the Centre to pursue more financial sector reforms, the Prime Ministers honorary economic advisor Raghuram Rajan has opposed the idea government driving further consolidation in the banking sector, especially among the public... Full Article at Expressindia.com
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‘In addition to FDI, we welcome portfolio investment in Indian companies,’ says Singh. Full Article at Business Standard
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Coordination at the national level will help in the screening of suspected influenza patients. Delhi health minister Kiran Walia has called for a national level co-ordination committee for effective management of pandemics such as H1N1 influenza. Full Article at Business Standard
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The Davos-based World Economic Forum (WEF) should probably change its name to We Enforce-by-Force (WEF). This is what journalists covering what was once a premier global industry event feel. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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Will consider extending full support after reviewing the situation, says Sharma. Full Article at Business Standard
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NEW DELHI — Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pledged Sunday to spend more on health care and education and make it easier for foreign investors to participate in India’s $1.2 trillion economy, one of the fastest growing in the world. Full Article at The New York Times
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Govt looking at six such projects. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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Reforms to be put on fast track; fiscal stimulus till next year. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said only a strong financial system can provide the financing needed for development of the infrastructure sector at the inaugural session of India Economic Summit, organized by CII and World Economic Forum. Full Article at Times of India
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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 two sides are trying to see how to make the Logan more appealing to Indian buyers. Full Article at livemint.com
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The World Economic Forum's India Economic Summit is under way in Delhi, with the theme of India's Next Generation of Growth. As the world emerges from the economic slump, what does India need to do to raise that next generation? Full Article at BBC News
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New Delhi: The following are excerpts from what was said by participants at the World Economic Forum meeting in India''s capital on Sunday. "The finance minister has said they want to bring the fiscal deficit down starting next year. Full Article at DNA India
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Women, as half of the human capital of India, will need to be more efficiently integrated into the economy in order to boost India’s long-term competitive potential. The World Economic Forum’s survey of some of the biggest companies in India shows that, to achieve this integration, Indian companies will...
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Audi has a close association with the World Economic Forum (WEF) for more than 20 years and supports their activities globally. The India Economic Summit provides an important platform to fuel India's growth and Audi India is proud to be associated with the summit
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This year also marks the 25th anniversary of the World Economic Forum's engagement in India, providing an excellent opportunity to reflect upon how India's competitiveness has progressed over this period and what remains to be achieved.
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I am travelling to New Delhi and Mumbai [ Images ] for a week-long trip to advance the Yale India Initiative. I will give the keynote address for the India Higher Education Summit on November 6, and participate in the Yale School of Management India CEO Summit, the World Economic Forum India Economic Su...
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At the World Economic Forum meets in the past we were told to change our financial regulatory systems
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The issues raised about East Africa will be covered in a dedicated report for the region, due to be launched at the World Economic Forum for Africa in May 2010
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I have already been working with the Harvard Law Lab and the World Economic Forum to develop and advocate the idea.
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The World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Report for 2008-09 identifies corruption as one of the major constraints for doing business in Uganda. More than half the government's annual budget is lost to corruption each year, amounting to $950 million
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It is an honour for Tanzania to host the 2010 World Economic Forum on Africa. We are looking forward to welcoming the community, which I am confident will continue to make important contributions in our collective quest for a better world.
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The World Economic Forum on Africa is an important opportunity to take the pulse each year of the most influential of Africa's stakeholders. We look forward to holding the meeting in Tanzania at a time when the whole East Africa region is expected to experience stronger growth
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