Corporate Account
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The Explorers - Reliance and British Petroleum
Reliance helps BP break into its next frontier India. In return, the company hopes to get an entry into energy's big league
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At Air India, the New Order Changeth
A hands-on trade unionist is now in charge of reform at India’s national carrier. It may not be as bad as it sounds
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The Real Meaning of Pranab Mukherjee’s Plan
The Centre’s game plan, as revealed by the Budget, is all about sustaining growth. But fixing implementation is the crucial next step
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The Mutual Fund Maverick
Ajit Dayal has shown that a mutual fund can survive and grow without the blessings of the all-powerful distributors
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Catching the Slipstream - The Defence Offsets Scene in India
‘Offsets’ are a good way to nurture India’s defence manufacturing strength. When they begin to work
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The Curious Exits in Sequoia Capital
Sequoia Capital’s founding team in India had everything: Success, money and a free hand. So why are they leaving?
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The Techtonic Shift in Indian IT
How the Indian Infotech industry will survive and thrive
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The B-Town Doctors: Big Hospitals In Small Towns
Hospitals are creating segments in tier II cities for patients and profits. While big chains have the muscle, small entrants have a niche
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How India Can Win the World Cup
A handful of people have hauled Rajasthan out of the country’s cricket dumps, proving there is more to the game than merely playing it
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Why Ashok Soota Quit MindTree
Officially, the MindTree co-founder wants to start a new venture. But insiders point to decisions gone wrong and cracks within the top management
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Why Madhu Kela Moved Out of Reliance MF
Madhusudan Kela earned a formidable reputation as a stock-picker and built Reliance into India’s biggest mutual fund. And then he had a rethink