Conflict between the need to control economic activities and the compulsion to open up has never been stronger than now. It left too many voids to fill. Uddalok Bhattacharya sums up.
The last 50 years have taught us that controls stifle the economy, says Naushad Forbes. We must sharply limit bureaucratic discretion to just the micro-containment areas Read here
Mergers and acquisitions are a way for businesses to stay afloat, says Somasekhar Sundaresan. A framework for shareholders to excuse an acquirer from making an open offer by a large majority vote is an idea whose time has come