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Shifting the balance Chinese and Indian capitalism The Economist, UK Jan 24th 2008 FIVE years ago, Tarun Khanna, an Indian-born professor at Harvard Business School, grabbed attention with an article in Foreign Policy magazine speculating that India might eventually overtake China. Co-written...

Mahindra launches Scorpio and Pik-Up range in Brazil Trading Markets, CA Thursday, January 24, 2008; Posted: 04:13 PM Jan 24, 2008 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- MAHDY | news | PowerRating | PR Charts -- Indian automobile manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra has launched its Scorpio SUV and its...

Indian Automaker Buys British Icons, Hoping For Global Presence CNNMoney Jan. 25, 2008 (Investor's Business Daily delivered by Newstex) -- The British lorded over India for years. Now one of India's biggest companies -- Tata Motors -- wants to play Indian Raj in Great Britain. Tata...

A waking giant tugging hard at its chains By Martin Wolf Financial Times, UK January 25 2008 India is not China. Its development path has been very different and, so far at least, its global impact far smaller. But it is now more open to the world economy than at any time in its...

The `Age of India' is upon us JOHN C. BERSIA McClatchy-Tribune News Service Wednesday, January 23, 2008 Hardly a breath passes in today's busy world without the mention of India. It is as if that emerging power's presence reaches in all directions, demanding a voice in every significant...

India fastest growing partner VALERINA CHANGARATHIL News, Australia January 23, 2008 08:30pm INDIA is now Australia's fastest-growing export market with energy and climate change solutions key opportunities for local businesses. The nation buys more than $10 billion worth of our goods and...

Indian exports to reach $150 b this fiscal Wednesday, 23 January , 2008 New Delhi: India's exports will touch $150 billion in fiscal 2007-08 against the target of $160 billion due to a sluggish US economy and the rising rupee, said a senior official. "Exports of $150 billion are certain...

Indian belly freight feeding DLC growth Air Cargo News, UK 23-Jan-2008 DUBAI Logistics City, part of the world’s first truly integrated logistics and multi-modal transport platform within the giant Dubai World Central (DWC) urban aviation community being built in Jebel Ali, Dubai, will be...

India Keeps Its Chin Up Ruth David, FORBES, NY 01.23.08, 9:50 AM ET MUMBAI - You wouldn’t be able to tell with share prices crashing down just about everywhere, but a survey has found that Indian investors are the most optimistic in the Asia Pacific region. An overwhelming 93% said they...

Renault-Nissan to Proceed With Rival to Tata's Nano By Michael McKee and Laurence Frost Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Renault SA and Japanese affiliate Nissan Motor Co. will proceed with building an ultra low-cost car to rival the Nano unveiled by India's Tata Motors Ltd., Chief Executive Officer...

Olympus and Contango explore India Ruth Liew Financial Stadard, Australia Thursday, 24 Jan 2008 Specialist fund managers Olympus Funds Management and Contango Capital Partners have joined forces to unlock the gates of India’s investment market to Australian investors. Contango recently...

Thats pure Pakistani perspective devoid of any business sense. The author expects India to pour billions of dollars in a dark hole for some confidence building measures that don't last more than the rain drop bubbles. Did he even consider for one moment what would happen to the contract if Iran...

So instead of replying with subtle euphemism why don't you give a straight forward answer to a simple question & prove that atleast you arn't a 2 year old. I repeat the question 'Why do you think that India backed out of IPI due to US pressure?'

Halal Street: 7-month labour lost in 7 sessions January 22, 2008 18:29 IST The slaughter in the stock market over the past seven trading sessions has wiped out what the Sensex had gained in more than seven months since July 2007. In its seventh straight loss, the market benchmark Sensex...

China Should Be Afraid of India's New $2,500 Car William Pesek Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) The West seems thoroughly unimpressed by India's $2,500 car. The media focused on the environmental evils of millions of Indian households owning Tata Motors Ltd.'s Nano. A Washington Post headline said...

How do you know it was US pressure?

India's 3 largest IT firms earn US$4 bln so far this fiscal year Monday, January 21, 2008 NEW DELHI, Jan 22, 2008 (Asia In Focus via COMTEX) -- WIT | news | PowerRating | PR Charts -- Despite a significant rise in rupee and turmoil in the US economy hurting the Indian IT sector, the...

Investors lose over $300 bn in six days Press Trust Of India Mumbai, January 21, 2008 21/1/2008 Investors on Dalal Street have lost over 300 billion dollar (Rs 11,85,285 crore) in the last six days with more than half of the loss coming from Monday's fall of the benchmark index...

Rupee climbs against dollar 22 Jan 2008, 2000 hrs IST,REUTERS MUMBAI: The rupee rebounded from a two month low on Tuesday after local shares pared losses from an early slump, and traders suspected the central bank pumped in dollars to calm jitters. The partially convertible rupee ended at...

India trade ties offer a cushion Jason Koutsoukis The Age, Australia January 20, 2008 FEDERAL Treasurer Wayne Swan has signalled a major shift in Australia's international focus towards India, with hopes the world's fifth-largest economy may cushion Australia from a global economic...