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Entertainment and Media (Bollywood, Hollywood, and Motion Pictures): China, India and the United States
The media and entertainment businesses are finding India a more hospitable and welcoming than China which has stifled these ventures through censorship and burdensome regulation. Here is the link to … more →
Gurumurthy Kalyanaram: A Reported Blog
Podcast: Raising a Capitalist (radio interview Fishman and Bouani)
jennbouani wrote 1 week ago: Here’s a quick podcast where Jay Fishman (570 WSYR, Syracuse NY) and I talk about raising a ca … more →
The Defining Moment …. the Week that Shakes the Financial World at its Foundation!
alertindia wrote 1 month ago: This week could be the week where things really fall apart. The WebBot guys seem to thing so. Quite … more →
*Construction City: Shanghai and the Race to be ‘World Class’
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Vinay Lal wrote 4 months ago: The Race for World Class: Shanghai, 2009. Photo: Vinay Lal Construction Cranes and Highrises, Shangh … more →
The idea of a 'Greater Indian Common Market'
Pavan Gupta wrote 4 months ago: Global powers and regional powers have to develop a vision beyond their own borders. The United Stat … more →
Optimism is optional
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smajeed83 wrote 5 months ago: The Fed recently released a statement saying that the recession is slowly easing and inflation would … more →
Sino Indian competition: breaking the status quo
jhasan1971 wrote 6 months ago: By Jamal Hasan The demise of the Soviet Union did not necessarily change the long term interests and … more →
Entertainment and Media (Bollywood, Hollywood, and Motion Pictures): China, India and the United States
gkalyanaram wrote 7 months ago: The media and entertainment businesses are finding India a more hospitable and welcoming than China … more →
Sri Lanka, Eelam and Tamilians: A long, slow descent... by Ramesh Guansekara
gkalyanaram wrote 7 months ago: Ramesh Gunasekara in The Guardian has produced a lovely essay on the tragedy of Sri Lanka. Here … more →
Careers: An Invention of the 20th Century (Pt. III)
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brianherrtv wrote 7 months ago: The Myth of Career I’ve noticed something about the way we do our life. We are in love with fo … more →
Careers: An Invention of the 20th Century (Pt. II)
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brianherrtv wrote 7 months ago: Setting Sale For Corporate Safety Why would people decide to quit working at a business that had bee … more →
Greetings, and Return to Reporting
gkalyanaram wrote 8 months ago: Greetings. Belated as it may be, I wish you a prayerful Passover, Easter, and New Year (various part … more →
What Will it Take For Us to Get Serious About Global Warming? Serious Global Warming
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coolrebel wrote 9 months ago: hope y'all like swimming Let’s start with a little history of something totally unrelated. … more →
Whither India?
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pakistanization wrote 11 months ago: By S. Qadri India’s de facto ruler, Sonia Gandhi, has warned Pakistan against “taking In … more →
15 people the next US President should listen to
asianwindow wrote 1 year ago: Wired magazine has a “Smart List of 15 Wired people” it says the next president should l … more →
Democratic and Republic party platform policy positions on China and South Asia: Afghanistan, China, India and Pakistan
gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Here is a comparison of the 2008 Republican and Democratic party platforms on INDIA, PAKISTAN, AFGHA … more →
George W Bush is no bumbling idiot...
Pavan Gupta wrote 1 year ago: President George W Bush is not a very well liked politician these days, but he certainly is not a bu … more →
Cliches on China, and their lure
gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Gideon Rachman has written in Financial Times on the lured of cliches on China. It makes an interes … more →
China, India and comparative models of growth
gkalyanaram wrote 1 year ago: Stewart Klegg, a well-known economist, compares India’s and China’s models of growth and … more →
Border Incursions Tied to Lama Support?
chinacomment wrote 1 year ago: The Asia Times reported recent border incursions by China’s troops into Indian territory in th … more →
