Highlights of Business Today August 17, 2014: This issue's cover story throws the spotlight on Facebook’s Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and why she continues her love affair with India. The recent revival of the monsoon will likely help increase sowing of kharif crops but a drought still looks a probability. Find out more on this in the story 'Clouds of Doubt'. The Reserve Bank of India faces challenges ahead after the pathbreaking move of issuing differentiated banking licences. Read more on this in the story 'Every penny counts'. The stock market has shown signs of recovery but it is still too early to say if the primary market will revive and retail investors return to it. Read more on this in the story 'Primary Concerns'. The story reaping 'Big Gains' talks about the good show of fertilizer stocks this year and factors that can lead to their further rise. With the government initiating steps to revive the economy, business sentiment has hit an 11-quarter high, finds the latest Business Today-C fore Business Confidence Survey. Read more on the survey in the story 'Here Comes the Sun'. Once the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturing plant, Nokia’s Tamil Nadu factory is now terminally ill. Read the riveting tale of its rise and fall in the story 'Death of a dream'. The GVK Group has chalked out an ambitious plan to retire debt in the holding companies of its core infrastructure business. Read more about this in the story 'Debt End'. For all this and more, subscribe to the latest edition of Business Today magazine.