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APRIL 11, 2004

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	India's Biggest Wealth Creators The fifth BT-Stern Stewart ranking of companies that create the most, and the least, wealth. Please Read This There's something new about this year's Wealth Creators study and we want to tell you what-up front. Read More The Core Sector Surge After years of playing poor cousin to the more glamourous FMCG and knowledge sectors, "old economy" has muscled its way to the very top of the wealth creators list. Read More India Inc's Biggest Wealth Creators The complete listing of the 500 biggest wealth creators of India. Read More

FMCG's Big Bust

The sector's inability to create consumer surplus finds it at the top of the wealth destroyers league. Read More

Wealth Of Knowledge
IT and pharma have racked up huge gains in anticipation of their growing global opportunities. But staying ahead of investor expectations will be a big challenge for these knowledge-based sectors. Read More

How We Did It
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The Wealth Creators FAQ
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	60 Minutes Jorma Ollila, Chairman and CEO of the world's largest mobile phone company, speaks to BT on the company, future technologies, and the most happening telecon market in the world, India. more...		Century Makers Will this prove to be "India's Century"? That was the core issue of the India Today Conclave 2004. more...




	The Age Of Youth Business Today's inaugural Young Super Performer Award ceremony held in Mumbai had just the vibrancy it needed. more...




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Q&A: Tarun Khanna When a strategy professor at Harvard Business School tells the world that global analysts and investors have been kissing the wrong frog-it's India rather than China that the world should be sizing up as a potential world leader-people could respond by dismissing it as misplaced country-of-origin loyalty. Or by sitting up and listening. More Web Exclusives More Net Specials


Raghuram Rajan The Chief Economist of the IMF doesn't hesitate to tell the country what he thinks. That's good.

Q&A: Donald Stewart He is Chairman and CEO, Sun Life Financial. A 138-year-old firm with $14.6 billion in assets, it is Canada's largest financial services company. And he's been at the helm during one of its most difficult phases. He spoke to BT Online on the insurance business, acquisitions and corporate governance. For excerpts, log on.

Muppet Leap For Disney Under pressure to show creative sparks, Disney has acquired Jim Henson's famous Muppets. Surprised?







	Grand Sale Power Presenting the BT-MutualFundsIndia.com scorecard for a month that has been quite unprecedented in Indian stock history. more...		The KDMC Experiment e-Governance rocks. Just ask residents of Kalyan and Dombivli, who have suddenly found dealing with the Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation easier, thanks to its Citizen Facilitation Centres (CFCs). more...




	Ends And Means On truth and power, red haze and brown fizz, cursive 'Ls' and constancy. more...		Flight Essentials India's second most happening city (we'll leave you guessing as to the identity of the first) discovers microlites and the flight aspirations of an entire generation well, takes wing. more...




	People Starring liquor-investing Ramesh Vangal of Scandent, wannabe author Vijaypat Singhania of Raymond, new-age hotelier Patu Keswani of Lemon Tree, scam-troubled Pramod Saxena of Motorola, IMF President maybes Manmohan Singh and Y.V. Reddy, and Mudra Communications' national creative director-designate Ramesh Ramanathan. more...		Global Ideas Leadership Secrets by Sridhar Jayanthi





	Not Quite Cricket Or how public interest has emerged as the latest anti-globalisation argument. more... Dry Days Karnataka's liquor barons jump into the poll arena, leaving politicos thirsting for funds. more... The Service Imperative The heads of IBM's four Asian R&D labs meet in India to brainstorm on market-driven research. more... United In Anger Directors of IDFC resign en masse in protest against the move to merge it with SBI. more...		The Glass Ceiling Shatters A BPO job means a career growth cap, right? Not anymore. Help, Tarun! more...


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