Corporate Account
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Battleground India: Nine Major Conflicts Shaping Your Life
Nine political, economic and social conflicts that will come under the limelight in 2011 and define the way India is governed
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Indian Outsourcing Has a House Call
Indian outsourcing firms serving the US mortgage market suffered much in the crisis. Now they have found a comeback opportunity
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Apollo's Play in Europe
The father and son duo of Onkar and Neeraj Kanwar are staking their firm’s future in Europe, the grazing ground of the biggest global brands
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Trilochan Sastry Gets To The Heart Of The Matter
Trilochan Sastry, IIM-B dean, created a new co-operative model for poor farmers in Andhra Pradesh. Now he may be in for a career switch
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Dr. Reddy’s Rejuvenation
Audacity pushed it from its perch as one of India’s top drug makers. Realism is helping it make a comeback
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Jindal's Steely Resolve
Sajjan Jindal’s Ispat deal is the biggest consolidation move in the Indian steel industry. His next challenge: Make the company profitable in a year
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In Search of the Perfect Potato: McDonalds in India
Soon after setting shop in India, McDonalds’ Vikram Bakshi knew he had a problem — the signature French Fries weren’t right. It took him nine years and several experiments to get it right
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Saving Tata Nano
The fate of the ‘People’s Car’ hangs in balance, with its prospective customers giving it a miss. Now, Tata Motors has mounted a massive rescue act
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Chandra Shekhar Verma: The One Who Sails Against the Wind
Public sector steel giant SAIL needs to shed its historical baggage to remain competitive. And it has got a tough boss determined to do just that
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Forecast: A Clear, Cloudy Day In Cyber Space
Modern businesses need ways to stay nimble and light. Owning tonnes of hardware is not one of them. The time for cloud computing has arrived
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Skoda's Thomas Kuehl Talks About Going Down to the Wire
Skoda’s Thomas Kuehl says everything in India happens at the last minute, but never try to push a European strategy into an Indian market