With Europe, Japan and the United States facing serious structural and societal challenges, will India remain the exception to the rule in the future of democratic capitalism? Watch the full debate here.

Bill Gates spoke to NDTV not just about his views on philanthropy but also about his relationship with the late Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple Computers.

Countries benefit little from protectionist policies because every country has a tendency to help domestic companies going abroad either to invest or to produce.

N Chandrasekaran of TCS says job creation is on top of US president's agenda in an election year. He dismisses Obama's speech on protectionism as a bid to woo voters.

India has many problems- current account deficit, weak currency, high inflation and deficit- that restrain the use of monetary and fiscal policy, says Roach.

In an exclusive interview to NDTV from the World Economic Forum in Davos Wipro Chairman Azim H Premji says TCS has been the star performer among the major IT companies and Wipro had a lot of catching up to do.

An igloo protest camp sprouting up amid $500-a-night hotels and security cordons at the Swiss resort of Davos seems to serve a warning to the world's rich and powerful gathering here: Beware, or you might be sleeping in the snow next year, too.

Klaus Schwab insists he's still "a deep believer in free markets, but free markets have to serve society."

Thousands of Swiss soldiers and police have been shoveling snow to erect a 'ring of steel' against unwelcome demonstrators hoping to gatecrash the annual meeting of political and economic elites in the Swiss Alps.