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Gauri Bhatia
Gauri Bhatia is in charge of developing, editing and writing feature and news articles for the website. She works with contributors and freelancers to create original content for the Asian home page and coordinates newsroom contributions. Gauri is also in charge of special reports. Her last assignment was as editor on the Asian editing desk at Platts. She was previously an assistant editor with the Edge newspaper and copy editor with Dow Jones in Singapore.
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- By: Gauri Bhatia
Without backing from the family business or an inheritance, Indian women armed only with a big idea have won the funds to set up companies.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
The free trade talks between India and the EU, which started in 2007, were close to ending in a deal that would be the "biggest" free trade agreement that the EU would have entered into, India's Commerce Minister Anand Sharma told CNBC in Singapore.
India's finance minister hinted at a tough budget and said ratings agencies could be forced to change their minds.
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After a challenging year marked by slowing growth, speeding inflation, a major power blackout and the threat of a credit ratings downgrade to "junk," India can look forward to an "easier 2013," say economists at Deutsche Bank.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
The government's policy changes, announced in September, were a pleasant surprise for investors who until a few months back nurtured little hope for India's economy.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
A small island state in Southeast Asia has come out tops in a listing of countries that boast of the richest expatriates.
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After promising for months now a plan to turnaround India’s troubled economy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh finally delivered on Thursday what’s widely viewed as the boldest measure yet—in the form of a controversial fuel price hike.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
A falling rupee, that has depreciated about 25 percent over the past one year, coupled with red hot inflation at home and skyrocketing airfares is making foreign travel unaffordable for many Indians.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
A 28th floor apartment in south Mumbai, facing the Arabian Sea, sold for a record-setting 390 million rupees ($6.8 million) this month, underscoring the dichotomy in India’s property market where prices remain stubbornly high, even as the economy falters and the currency nosedives.
- By: Gauri Bhatia
A recent survey of 2,800 millionaires across the region, conducted by Scorpio Partnership, a global wealth-management consultancy, shows that high net worth individuals, especially those living in India and Indonesia, are the happiest, and most optimistic about growing their fortune.
