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\'Vision of the Year\' Cover Story on Page 84: Cognizants Giant Step Cognizant Technology Solutions is reimagining itself for the new era of the wired corporation. Page 68: Moets New Crush. Moet Hennessey is choosy about where it sets up its wineries. Next in line: India.Will Moets entry put the country on the global wine map? Page 74: Yes, Goldman Sachs really is a Great Place to Work Page 98: You are being tracked. Why those who battele digital snooping are likely to fail. Page 118: Everything is connected. Qualcomm, the company that brought you ubiquitous mobility, is now on a quest to connect all things to the net. Page 124: The Faridkot Saga Two Indian princesses battling over their dead father\'s fortune worth crores got the world\'s media agog-except that most of them got the accent wrong. This battle has never been about just the money.
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Ideas For Budget 2023
Leading experts discuss what finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman can do to give a booster shot to the Indian economy.
Right Time For Global Diversification?
With fallin global indices, it’s time for investment bevond Indian shores. But only for the long haul.
Where To Invest In Luxury
From fine wines to carpets, watches and jewellery to artand whisky ‘asks, and million-dollar apartments, here’s how to diversify your portfolio with the rarest of assets.
Gold: The Safe Bet In 2023
The vellow metal had an impressive run in 2022 as itemerged as a safe haven due to rising inflation. eeopolitica crisis and recession fears. The trend is likely to continue in 2023.
Should You Buy Property In 2023?
It always pays to invest in your own house. But if you are looking at realty as an asset class. commercial property, REITs and fractional ownership may be the way out.
“Allocate Across Assets, Think Long Term On Equity”
All things that could go wrong went wrong in 2022. After a record of sorts last year, the Street saw extreme volatility amid a concoction of macro headwinds, primarily led by a hike in interest rates by central banks across the globe. The sudden reversal of liquidity amid an inflationary environment, triggered by the Russia-Ukraine conflict roiled markets and economies worldwide. Recessionary winds are blowing across the U.S. and Europe. While India is grappling with the fallout, its growth story remains intact. Against this backdrop, Fortune India got the country’s leading private wealth managers, Ashish Gumashta of Julius Baer India, Ashish Kehair of Nuvama Wealth Management, Anirudha Taparia of 360 ONE Wealth, Atinkumar Saha of Deutsche Bank and Rajesh Saluja of ASK Wealth Advisors to discuss how different asset classes will perform in the year ahead. The discussion was moderated by V. Keshavdev. Edited excerpts:
Where to Invest in 2023
The Indian economy remains sturdy but high prices are challenging investor earnings. Here's how one can beat inflation in 2023.
BEL TOLLS FOR INDIA'S GROWTH
As the year 2023 dawns, Mr Bhanu Prakash Srivastava, CMD, BEL, shares the Navratna PSU's vision to make rapid strides for building a self-reliant nation.
BIG LEAP FOR KIIT SPORTS; HONOURED WITH RASHTRIYA KHEL PROTSAHAN PURUSKAR 2022
The KIIT Deemed-to-be-University has had its crowning accomplishment in the field of sports last month. On November 30, the University was conferred the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puruskar 2022 for the encouragement of sports. The award could not have come at a better time for the University to celebrate its silver jubilee year. The Founder of KIIT and KISS Dr Achyuta Samanta received the honours from President Draupadi Murmu.
Revenue Challenges Preclude Meaningful Budget Tweaks
Unless government improves its tax revenue performance, and meets its disinvestment targets, there will be a shortfall.
