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The BRICfast Club: A Series of Posts Dedicated to Brazil, Russia, India and China (Part II)

Posted in Business Transactions, International Investments, Random Thoughts and Observations

India Needs Massive Investment in Physical Infrastructure to Catch China Growth This is the second in a series of posts dedicated to the BRIC countries. While the late John Hughes would have appreciated the titular tribute to his Breakfast Club classic, the series is meant to stimulate a robust discussion among those interested in the… Continue Reading

India Doubles Number of Billionaires: Will Its Proposed Business Laws Threaten Gain?

Posted in International Investments

Recession? What recession? Business in India is booming. Forbes is reporting that India’s Billionaire Club nearly doubled in the past year. According to the Forbes special report, India’s 100 Richest, the nation is now home to 52 Billionaires, up from 27 last year. According to the report: The combined fortune of India’s 100 richest is… Continue Reading

Microfinance Programs Surge in India

Posted in International Investments

While my posts are usually technical discussions centered on international business law, I’m going off topic today to write about a concept quickly gaining traction as a viable alternative to private banks in providing capital to impoverished entrepreneurs across the globe. On a recent trip to India, I caught a glimpse of the future as… Continue Reading