Naushad Forbes
Darius Forbes, India's boiler man, passes away at 97
His sons, in a note sent out to family and friends, said, "In his book, Darius writes that he is a "fortunate" man"
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India's job crisis 'biggest challenge, biggest opportunity': Naushad Forbes
India has an unemployment, quality of jobs and quality of income challenge, data show. Unemployment in India stood at 8.1% in February 2022, per Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) data
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How does Naushad Forbes see India becoming one of the top 3 economies?
In an interview with Business Standard's Indivjal Dhasmana, Co-Chairman of Forbes Marshall Naushad Forbes, shares how India can become one of the world's top three economies. Listen in
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TMS Ep115: Foreign universities, Naushad Forbes, market, fake news
Will entry of foreign universities impact higher education in India? What's Naushad Forbes prescription for Indian economy? Are mid, small-caps attractive buys? How fake news spread? All answers here
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The struggle for utopia
The Struggle and the Promise - Restoring India's Potential, has turned out to be a refreshing take on why and how India should become a global leader in the next few decades
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Experts fear massive 40% fall in April GDP, call for unlocking of economy
"There are some signals... the global markets are fearing that India is going to slide into a controlled economy which is very damaging," said former Chief Economic Advisor Kaushik Basu
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US protectionist tone to have bearing on IT sector: Naushad Forbes
Indo-US bilateral relations will continue to move forward under the Trump regime
Demonetisation will lead to better jobs, says Naushad Forbes
Q&A with CII President
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Deflationary effect should give RBI confidence to bring down rates: Naushad Forbes
With the government demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes RBI may bring down interest rates, says Naushad Forbes
