Cross Border
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"GE is flat-footed, not knowledgeable and missing what the local market needs"
Forbes India talked to James Schrager about what drives GE, Jeff Immelt and GE’s management strategy.
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"I want GE India to be viewed as one of India's best Indian companies"
John Flannery, in a candid interview, talks about GE missing the bus in India, rural opportunities and what lies ahead
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GE has its finger on the Indian pulse, at last
GE always had its heart beating for India, but its strategy was blunted. Now Jeff Immelt has sent his big-picture man, John Flannery, to bring focus
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Jeff Immelt: "India Will Be a Centrepiece in Our Growth"
Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, says the company is shifting decision-making power to where the growth comes from
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"We still have the Mentality of a Small Company"
Google is not interested in solving the small problems of the world. Its vast engineering talent (roughly half of the company) is eager to work on large problems that have a big impact on its users, says Alan Eustace
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Joseph Hogan: "Green quotient for brands is just false advertising"
Swiss engineering firm ABB's chief executive says that climate change and India are big on the company's radar
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Stephen Roach: "There are no shortcuts to prosperity"
Stephen Roach, chief economist, Morgan Stanley, has been warning the world for years about the impending financial crisis. In his new book, Next Asia, he outlines the opportunities and the challenges for Asian countries
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Potential blowin’ in the wind
Kishore Jayaraman, CEO, GE Energy India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh talks about GE’s second innings in the wind energy Market.
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Romancing the Stone
Rio Tinto's precious find in India, a diamond mine to replace its largest one in Australia, is a breakthrough for both the mining giant and the country
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What Makes Martin Sorrell Angry?
Martin Sorrell, the head of WPP, the world's largest communications conglomerate, met with Forbes India to review some of his recent Big Bets.
