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We did not want to price Starbucks in a manner that would be off-putting or intimidating
What we've learned over the years is that the novice generally starts off with a less intimidating beverage maybe black coffee in a small size but over a year or so they begin to move up to a more complex beverage, a stronger beverage and a larger size
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You've to Make Hard Choices in Politics
Jayaprakash Narayan, who launched Lok Satta party in 2006, tells Forbes India that one has to make hard choices in politics right from the start
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Giving Higher Education a Boost
For reforming higher education in India, the challenge lies in implementing new initiatives in the 12th Five Year Plan period (2012-2017), Pawan Agarwal 'the man behind the mission' tells Forbes India
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Apple will continue to enforce patents against rivals
David A Fox, partner at the US intellectual property law firm Cantor Colburn LLP, tells Forbes India that current laws fuel, don't stifle, innovation
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India should deprioritise Nuclear Energy
MV Ramana tells Forbes India that despite the Indian leadership being committed to nuclear energy, he is not optimistic about its future in the country
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Eurozone can be rescued but needs political will: Vince Cable, British Secretary of State for Business
Dr. Vince Cable, British Secretary of State for Business, tells Rani Singh that Eurozone leaders have a plan to tackle the economic problem they just need the political will to put it into action
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Ravishankar Gundlapalli: Indian engineers lag in soft skills
The founder and CEO of MentorCloud, an online social platform for mentoring, talks about how the diaspora can nurture young entrepreneurs
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Tara D Sonenshine: Like to see more American students in India
US undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs wants to take bilateral ties beyond government corridors
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Romi Bhatia: We don't have a Donor-beneficiary relationship with India
USAID senior advisor says the agency is keen to partner the Indian diaspora in improving socio-economic realities in India
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R. C. Jain: Can't Treat Contract Labour Unfairly
RC Jain, former group vice-chairman, Eicher, tells Forbes India that the manufacturing industry needs to change its communication with workers to prevent another Manesar
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Real estate Buyers Can't Accept That Prices May Fall
Knight Frank's Pranay Vakil tells Forbes India why property prices continue to be so stubborn