Lunch with the FT: Rajendra Pachauri
Financial Times March 30, 2007 As I arrive at Rajendra Pachauri’s office in a leafy part of New Delhi, my host also sweeps in, mid-conversation with another visitor. This overlap […]
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World City becomes a global draw
Financial Times March 7, 2007 Built-in infrastructure and a prime location are helping India’s Mahindra project pay off for its developers. Artists’ impressions of Mahindra World City, one of India’s […]
Test ahead for India’s universities
Financial Times February 19, 2007 New government quotas designed to give the poor greater access to higher education remain contentious On a mild winter day at Jawaharlal Nehru University, students […]
Fuel for a nation’s ambitions
Financial Times 18 October 2006 CRUDE PROCESSING : Reliance Industries’ plans for a second plant by 2008 will help turn India into a regional refining hub Ten thousand kilometres of […]
A special kind of room service
Financial Times July 15 2006 Hotels are converting rooms into condominiums available to rent when the owners aren’t there Eloise, the fictional children’s book heroine, knew first-hand of the luxuries […]
Casinos fuel Las Vegas’s huge appetite for workers
May 23, 2006 Financial Times Amy Yee visits the Culinary Training Academy, which churns out some of the workers needed to fill a growing number of hospitality jobs. In a […]
Xerox sharpens strategy for Silicon Valley research center
Financial Times May 12, 2006 Amy Yee on the Palo Alto Research Centre, which invented landmark technology Founded in 1970 before the dawn of personal computing, Palo Alto Research Center […]
Jazzmen raise the tempo for New Orleans’ revival band
Financial Times April 27, 2006 The city’s music festival drives a springtime effort to lure back the visitors Budding branches on mansion-lined Saint Charles Avenue are not the only sign […]
Get a taste of the wine business
Financial Times March 31, 2006 The fecund land of Napa Valley, northern California’s wine country, is waking to springtime with help from 400 hungry sheep. Trucked in from Colorado, the […]
China’s war for returning talent hots up
Financial Times February 16, 2006 Multinationals are fighting over the pick of foreign-educated managers to run Chinese operations as the ‘brain drain’ is reversed The China of the early 1980s […]
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