Where is the Charging Bull headed to?
Roopen Roy, May 21 2013On a balmy spring morning last week, I was admiring the bronze bull in the Bowling Green Park, which is located in the financial district of Manhattan in New York.
What truly ails our great country
Richard Rekhy, May 20 2013“The difference between a corrupt and an honest person; the corrupt person has a price and the honest person has value!” — Anonymous
Financial ratings company Standard and Poor’s (S&P) have warned
Securing your PC from P2P networks
Varun Dutt, May 19 2013Peer-to-peer networks allow internet users to link their computers with other computers around the world. Mostly these networks are established for the purpose of sharing files
Bringing back managed trade
, May 17 2013If all it took were official cajoling, public shaming, technical assistance or corporate promises, factory jobs in Bangladesh and other developing countries wouldn’t be so deadly.
Their failure to make
Why Malaysia needs change
Urs Schöttli, May 16 2013A few days ago Malaysia’s ruling coalition claimed another victory in national elections. Although it lost votes and did not reach the goal of a two-thirds majority
Launching a nutri-farm movement
M S Swaminathan, May 15 2013According to the 2011 census farm families constitute the majority of India’s population. A high proportion of marginal farm families as well as landless labour families suffer from
Nokia launches Lumia 925 smartphone
, May 15 2013, LondonFinnish firm Nokia has launched its latest smartphone Lumia 925 with a new metal design and upgraded camera.
The company chose London for the mystery unveiling and announced last evening
Edu-traders or edu-facilitators?
Arun Nigavekar, May 14 2013For the past two months University of Delhi’s four-year degree programmes combining subject/discipline with VET have been in the news. Also for nearly four months
Operational excellence and trust
Arun Kumar Jain, May 13 2013Companies just like governments survive and thrive only on earned societal trust. In an economy of shortages or to the arrogant this Mosaic law may
Uncage the intelligent parrot
Tushar Gandhi, May 12 2013Ides of March seem to be afflicting the prime minister in May. He has been facing a vicious attack; uncharacteristic of him and very much unlike him he
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A town in Northern Iran known for high radiation levels has given its name to a global treaty on wetlands.













