Highlights of Business Today October 12, 2014: This issue's cover story focuses on how Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plan to effect manufacturing-led revival will be hit by the shortage of coal supply to the power plants. The story titled 'All in Good Faith' talks about Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India and its effect on the relations between the two nations. The government's plan to conduct disinvestment drive may hit rough weather, describes the story titled 'A Tall Order'. The story titled 'One is not Enough' talks about why broadcasters are launching multiple Hindi general entertainment channels. The bull run cannot sustain its momentum during the next few years unless the economy takes a big step. Read more on this in the story titled 'Dance of the Bulls'. This issue also carries a survey by BT-Yes Bank which picks India's Best CFOs in 2014. The story 'Eye to the Future' talks about why Indian CFOs may no longer be risk averse. Keep debt low and do not take high financial risks – these are the success mantras of Saumen Chakraborty, the overall winner of this year’s BT-YES Bank Best CFOs Survey. Read more on this in the story titled 'Prudence Prevails'. For all this and more on the CFO Special issue, subscribe to the latest edition of Business Today magazine.