African headquarters of Bharti will be in Nairobi

African headquarters of Bharti will be in Nairobi
In a bid to give its mega $10.7 billion Zain deal a leg-up, Bharti Airtel has decided to base its African headquarters in Kenya’s capital Nairobi.

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‘Giving family name to biz builds trust’

‘Giving family name to biz builds trust’
A quarter of a century ago, if you had faith in the business plan of a 23-year old, fresh out of Mumbai’s Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, and lent him Rs 1 lakh to start on his own in the financial services space, that money would have been worth Rs 300 crore now.

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Pace and Wildenstein Go Separate Ways

Pace and Wildenstein Go Separate Ways
Seventeen years after a merger made it a powerhouse gallery, PaceWildenstein is splitting and returning to the original brands.

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Carlyle chief: Opportunity is everywhere

Carlyle chief: Opportunity is everywhere
Private equity is coming back, and one of the field’s biggest dogs is enthusiastically in the hunt. Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein, 60, travels the world raising money from investors and looking for the next promising deal, striving to maintain Carlyle’s amazing average return of 30% a year since its launch in 1987.

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SaaS contracts and cash flow

SaaS contracts and cash flow
Many customers are willing to pay up to three years in advance for SaaS contracts, which can make a huge difference to the vendor’s bank balance. But what are the potential pitfalls?

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