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When looking at the UK and India as places to do business, the similarities and differences come to life with great magnitude, says RationalFX founder Rajesh Agrawal
As part of our GEW series, Jason Manolopoulos, author of 'Greece's Odious Debt', takes a look inside the Greek economy to pinpoint the opportunities and challenges for Greek and international firms.
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