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Newsletter | 15 January 2016

Has Infosys got its groove back?

Has Infosys got its groove back?

Quick answer: probably. Analysts say early signs are promising but more work is needed. The CEO agrees

Rupee weakens as global sell-off spurs outflows

The rupee closes at a 28-month low as traders bet RBI will not cut interest rates at its next policy meeting on 2 February due to higher retail inflation

Direct Benefit Transfer to get a boost after RBI clarifies on Aadhaar

Move will also remove duplication of accounts opened under govt's financial inclusion scheme Jan Dhan Yojana

India, Pakistan suspend foreign secretary-level talks

The postponement comes a day before both countries were scheduled to meet in Islamabad

OPINION

Getting the RBI elephant to dance

Getting the RBI elephant to dance

A culture of complacency will lead to a slow descent into mediocrity

All your life's a fractal

The way poets use language and express themselves finds reflection in a mathematical messaging of their work

The return of public investment

It's time to reconsider economic wisdom that prioritizes private markets at the expense of the public sector

Obama's legacy depends on Hillary

If Clinton wins, Obama's policy victories are much more likely to be locked in and the Republican Party much more likely to make peace with them

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Infosys's remarkable turnaround

Infosys is getting into the habit of pleasantly surprising investors, an art it made its own once, but seemed to have forgotten

Raja Nayak | When caste became irrelevant

Raja Nayak, 53, runs several businesses, the largest with an annual turnover of Rs60 crore, but his childhood memories revolve around going to bed on an empty stomach

R-Com extends deal talks with Tillman, TPG

Negotiations with PE firms for a deal to sell telecom towers and optic fibre assets extended by 15 days

Indian retail seen doubling by 2020: CII-BCG study

Growth to be driven by key demographic changes such as 70% rise in income level, says study

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