Corporate Account
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Infosys And The New Order
India’s iconic soft ware company enters its last founder-driven lap and begins exploring the way beyond
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Infosys, The End of One Journey...
Infosys was long defined by the charisma and values of its iconic founder-chairman, N.R. Narayana Murthy. With his innings coming to an end, the company begins its quest for longevity in an era of change
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The All-Composite Bus Comes To India
A technology that can make passenger buses lighter and more efficient comes to India in its search for mainstream acceptance
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A Shot of India: The Vaccine Market
Big pharma is looking for immunity from a fall in revenues as blockbuster drugs go off patent. They are finding it in Indian vaccine makers
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BHEL's Power Struggle
As private power manufacturers opt for Chinese equipment, BHEL gears up to take on the competition on the opponent's rules
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Maharaj Kishan Bhan Aims For a New Bio Culture
India's biotech messiah is bringing together doctors, researchers and companies to drive innovation in farming and health care
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Indian Steel Companies May Unite for Cause
Indian steel companies are pondering whether to put aside their rivalry and bid together for one of the world's most precious iron ore reserves in Afghanistan
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Once Upon a Family: The Churn at Infosys
Corporate transitions invariably have their casualties. That’s why Mohandas Pai’s exit from Infosys Technologies at this crucial juncture has raised eyebrows
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Warren Buffet: I Don't Have to be Smart About Everything
On his first trip to the country, he faced throngs of Indians at press conferences and business meetings, while he searched for companies to acquire, and attempted to convince wealthy Indians to contribute to philanthropy
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Analjit Singh's Future-Proof Strategy
From bitter family feuds to delayed success, Analjit Singh has seen it all. What he learnt along the way is now becoming a template for the modern governance of his family business
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The Dainik Bhaskar Group's Fight in Maharashtra
The Agarwals of Dainik Bhaskar have had a dream run in beating incumbents in the regional newspaper market. In Maharashtra, they might just meet their match in Lokmat