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China Blocks The Economist, Time Allegedly Over Criticism Of President
The Economist and Time have joined the list of foreign news websites including The New York Times, The Independent and the BBC currently blocked in mainland China.
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India Has Tremendous Social Strengths, Including Pluralism: PM Modi
Against the backdrop of "intolerance" debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India has tremendous social strengths, including pluralism.
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Italian PM Hands Out Ice Cream in Response to Magazine Cover
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi handed out ice creams to journalists at his official residence on Friday in a lighthearted response to a cover of the Economist weekly showing him on a sinking ship, cone in hand.
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'Russia Doesn't Make Anything,' West Must be Firm With China: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama dismissed Russia as a nation that "doesn't make anything" and said in an interview with the Economist magazine that the West needs to be "pretty firm" with China as Beijing pushes to expand its role in the world economy.
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MBA From IIMA Offers More Value Than Harvard, Wharton: Report
Now, a new ranking published by the Economist magazine has placed IIMA much ahead of its Ivy League competitors such as Harvard, Stanford, Kellogg and Wharton. In fact, IIMA is the world's fourth best B-school, when it comes to "Good value MBAs," the Economist says. (Read the story here)
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Murdoch, Abu Dhabi group eye Financial Times: report
A regional political and business digital magazine based in Malaysia, said the talks had been progressing for more than a month with the owners, London-based publishing and education giant Pearson.
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French officials furious at Economist 'time-bomb' taunt
French officials angrily rejected a charge by Britain's The Economist weekly on Friday that France was the "time-bomb at the heart of Europe" and a danger to the euro single currency, accusing the magazine of sensationalism.
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Anna Hazare, five other Indians among top 100 global thinkers
Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011. Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list.
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China Blocks The Economist, Time Allegedly Over Criticism Of President
The Economist and Time have joined the list of foreign news websites including The New York Times, The Independent and the BBC currently blocked in mainland China.
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India Has Tremendous Social Strengths, Including Pluralism: PM Modi
Against the backdrop of "intolerance" debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India has tremendous social strengths, including pluralism.
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Italian PM Hands Out Ice Cream in Response to Magazine Cover
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi handed out ice creams to journalists at his official residence on Friday in a lighthearted response to a cover of the Economist weekly showing him on a sinking ship, cone in hand.
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'Russia Doesn't Make Anything,' West Must be Firm With China: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama dismissed Russia as a nation that "doesn't make anything" and said in an interview with the Economist magazine that the West needs to be "pretty firm" with China as Beijing pushes to expand its role in the world economy.
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MBA From IIMA Offers More Value Than Harvard, Wharton: Report
Now, a new ranking published by the Economist magazine has placed IIMA much ahead of its Ivy League competitors such as Harvard, Stanford, Kellogg and Wharton. In fact, IIMA is the world's fourth best B-school, when it comes to "Good value MBAs," the Economist says. (Read the story here)
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Murdoch, Abu Dhabi group eye Financial Times: report
A regional political and business digital magazine based in Malaysia, said the talks had been progressing for more than a month with the owners, London-based publishing and education giant Pearson.
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French officials furious at Economist 'time-bomb' taunt
French officials angrily rejected a charge by Britain's The Economist weekly on Friday that France was the "time-bomb at the heart of Europe" and a danger to the euro single currency, accusing the magazine of sensationalism.
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Anna Hazare, five other Indians among top 100 global thinkers
Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011. Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list.
