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China’s India headache: The growing pharmaceutical industryIndian CDMOs are strategically expanding through acquisitions in the US and Europe, driven by global pharma's nearshoring trend and a desir...- Avoid Gene Pool Politics: Grooming next-gen leaders requires nurturing, governance and leveraging strengthsFounders build successful family businesses. Next-gen family members face pressure to replicate that success. This creates gene politics an...
- Coronavirus was not a lab leak, it came from the Wuhan market, study saysThe take-home message is the COVID pandemic probably did begin where the first cases were detected - at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market...
- Biden year one takeaways: Grand ambitions, humbling defeatsJoe Biden's long arc in public life has always had one final ambition: to sit behind the Resolute Desk of the Oval Office. He achieved it -...
- View: India needs another series of era-defining economic reformsIn India’s early years, we had internalised poverty. In debates whether subsidies or infrastructure should be government priority, subsidie...
- Developing & distributing a vaccine confronts humanity with next moral testThe biomedical industry and research facilities around the world are progressing toward creating a vaccine that would offer the best chance...
- View: Covid-19 presents Modi with a unique opportunity to address inequalitiesFormer PM P V Narasimha Rao beheaded the hydra, somewhat, and created the ‘Infy’ generation. Global salaries, multinational corporations an...
- View: Passing on the bugle Congress-styleRahul Gandhi succeeded breaking into national politics after some false starts.
- How Gaggan Anand is setting a new course in food businessHe can be endearing and exasperating. But Chef and famous restaurant owner Gaggan Anand, like his food, is unfailingly dramatic.
- Bloomberg's top 50 people who defined global business in 2017From finance and politics to tech and entertainment, these people defined global business in throughout the current year.
- Zebras, giraffes, impalas and other evolutionary conundrums (Book Review)Title: How the Zebra Got its Stripes And Other Darwinian Just So Stories; Author: Leo Grasset (translated by Barbara Mellor); Publisher: Pr...
- Will you spend Rs 80 to see India win a dozen Olympic golds?If India wins a dozen golds, it will have huge benefits. It will put the country on the global map. It will motivate millions of youth.
- Memoirs of a journalist meeting Michael Schumacher at skiing tripA journalist recalls the skiing trip when he met the surprisingly shy and unfailingly polite man, not the natural born racer called Schumac...
- Dr Sivaramakrishna Padmavati: Meet India’s first & oldest woman heart specialistI still touch and use my eyes and ears to treat patients, but I have to know technology, too. You can't stop the march of technology.
- Seeds: The one attractive link in the agricultural chain, growing at 20% a yearSeed is the only part of the agricultural chain that is growing at 20% a year and is insulated from both government subsidies and weather v...
- How meaningful is abortion debate?Article 2 of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political R...
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