Riding on Heritage, Sarkari Brands Outrun MNCs
Sarkari' brands have survived on the basis of sheer product quality and a complete understanding of what regional customers want.
Eminent Business Historian, Discusses Evolution of Indian Biz Communities
Word 'Marwari' born out of contempt & jealousy: Historian Tripathi
Global Retailers Favour New Delhi, Mumbai
A CBRE report says New Delhi saw 13, while Mumbai saw 10 foreign retailers open shop in 2012
Ikea to Double Purchases of India-made Products for its Global Market
The furniture retailer is targeting increasing the purchases to $900 million in the next three to five years
Can Indian Tech Companies Crack the Chinese Market?
A daring few Indian tech firms have ventured into China, but they have failed to make much headway
The Silence of the Shams
Ten suicides, one murder, $5.5 billion in losses and more than 1,300 journalists without a job — the toll from one of India’s biggest Ponzi schemes continues to mount.
The Spectacular Fall of Vijay Mallya and Captain Gopinath
State Bank of India is in a unique position this month. It is pulling the plug on two amazing entrepreneurs.
Suspend Trade Benefits for India, Says US Think-tank
The US should not sit idly by as the Indian government enacts regulations that harm American industry and jobs.
Aviva to Move Hundreds of Jobs to India
The business will now enter a detailed planning phase to confirm it has identified the correct areas to offshore.
Two Indian IT Firms Caught in $ 45 Million Global ATM Heist
Two Indian IT firms are feeling the heat of the recent $ 45 million global ATM heist.
Court Brews Fresh Trouble for Google, Facebook in India
the technology does not offer any techniques to verify the age of a person logging into the Internet and social media sites online
Record Indian Mango Exports to US
Strong demand and growing supply of export quality fruit driving anticipated export volume of 500 tonnes this year
Learning Online at the Feet of India's Gurus
India once had a great tradition of disciples learning at the feet of their gurus. That tradition seems to have been revived - in virtual world - thanks to technology.
Rural Upstarts Move In on Colonial Lackeys
To understand India’s middle class as it is now, it helps to think of it as two waves that came 150 years apart.
How Middle Class India Rose to Rule India Inc
Over the years, these kids from middle-class homes become the founders of India’s new economy.
Bumpy Road for Trophy Cars
Passion, along with a new willingness to spend among the growing affluent class in India, has lured high-end automakers to India.
New Visa Rules to Hit Cognizant, TCS Most
There are provisions that seek to prevent IT companies from placing engineers on visa at client locations, if visa holders as a proportion of total US workforce are above a certain minimum threshold.
For Jobless Britons, a Curry King Option
UK's top Indian restaurants have joined hands to create and fund scholarships for British youngsters to learn how to make Indian curry.
Indian American Wins US Business Chamber Award
Kiran Patel was named as the 2013 Ambassador of the Year.
New Task for India's Mr. Incredible
India has long been cited as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but it hasn't always been the most hospitable place for business travelers.
Google Testing Google Shopping in India
Google is testing the feature with random users and would make an official announcement in the coming days.
A Promising Indian Odyssey for UK Firms
India is experiencing social and business change at a rate unseen anywhere else in the world.
Ten Indians on Forbes Midas List
Only three Indian dealmakers figure among 100 top tech investors on Forbes Midas List
Why Indian Techies are Cutting Down on Spending
The global economy is sluggish and the $110-billion Indian IT industry is in the throes of an upheaval.
American Bill Threatens Indian Outsourcing Companies
A new American immigration bill threatens the future of Indian outsourcing, Indian companies say, because it will limit the number of foreign workers they can bring to the United States.
Will Wal-Mart’s India Plan be a Non-starter?
Those foreign retailers that want to set up shop in India will have to invest in new back-end infrastructure and not in existing companies.
Infosys Loses Number of Sales People in US
Infosys seems to be witnessing an exodus of its feet-on-street sales force.
Airports and Hotels in Emerging Markets Outpace the West
From Asia to Africa to the Middle East and the Americas, the business of business travel is booming in emerging countries. And it shows.
Bollywood Celebs Who Tried to Hide Away Their Cash
Income Tax (IT) officers raided the studios and offices of Balaji Telefilms’ head honcho and leading Bollywood producer, Ekta Kapoor.
I.M.F. Warns of Middle-Income Trap in Asia
The I.M.F.’s warning comes at time when Asia looks set to lead a global economic recovery.
Sony, Panasonic to Ramp up India Presence to End Samsung Rule
It is not any coincidence that India has become one of the most visited countries for the senior leaders of the two Japanese electronics majors
President Pranab Mukherjee Hits Out at MNCs For Their Intent to Dodge Tax
Their basic objective is to locate a unit in countries where the rates of tax are the lowest. Many are not physically located in a country but operate with an objective to evade and avoid tax in the tax havens
Indian Hedge Funds Dare Where Foreign Investors Fear
Local hedge funds are eager to show off double-digit returns in the hopes of drawing wealthy Indians and succeeding where overseas players have failed.
I Was Discovered by an Algorithm
Companies are using algorithms to scour the Web for recruits, challenging traditional notions of hiring.
Saradha’s Sudipta Sen: India’s Stupidest Businessman
Sen’s business empire, about which he offers yet more graphic details in his mail, comes across as one colossal mess.
More Indian Companies to List in the US as Markets Recover
Recovering stock markets, along with US investor interest in India’s growth story, could boost overseas IPOs by Indian companies this year on the NYSE and the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
Google, Cisco Better for Indian IT Professionals Than IBM
Indians have a better shot at rising in younger companies like Google, Cisco or Oracle rather than older ones like IBM
Ikea Can Run Cafes But Not Retail Food Items in India
Global furniture major Ikea will be allowed to run cafes and restaurant within its single brand stores in India but not sell food items, Parliament was informed on Monday.
Why India's IT Industry is Worried Over US' Draft Immigration Policy
Indian IT companies may need to effect changes in their business models if the bill is passed in its current format.
TCS, Infosys, Wipro Accused by US Senator
Amidst Congressional debate on the comprehensive immigration reform, a top US Senator has accused big Indian IT companies - TCS, Infosys and Wipro - of abusing the H-1B visa system.
Mango Nation Nectar-sellers
Behind every sensuously shot advertisement for mangoes lies a story that’s, well, not as glamorous as the fruit.
5 Reasons Why the Worst May be Over for Indian Economy
The economy could improve going forward, according to a report from Goldman Sachs.
Disaster Awaits Indian Carriers if Govt Gives in to Etihad’s Lobby Via Jet
Etihad is eyeing 24 percent stake in Jet and reports suggest it is eyeing traffic from India to help its global ambitions and scale through this deal.
Vodafone to Bank 700 Million Indians Through M-Pesa Mobile Banking Service
In 2011, India alone added 142 million new mobile phone subscriptions -- twice as many as in the whole of Africa, and more than in Europe, the Middle East and the former Soviet republics combined,
India’s Tata Group Maps U.S. Expansion
Tata Group, the Indian conglomerate whose name is associated with one of the biggest outsourcing firms in the world, is bringing its more of its business to United States.
Falling Oil and Gold Doesn’t Mean We Are Out of the Woods
Falling oil and gold prices constitute relief for the Indian economy, but they do not constitute nirvana as yet.
Gift Economy: Experiments in Radical Generosity
In a world where money is the primary means of transaction, a group of people in India are trying to instil and encourage peer-to-peer generosity by rubbing off price tags from products and services - and leaving it forconsumers to decide their worth.
Proposal to Restrict Biz Visas Will Impact Indo-US ties
USIBC has expressed concerns over proposals such as imposing restrictions on US business and work visas being considered by a group of Senators.
McLeodganj's 152-yr-old Nostalgia Shop
For most Indians, colonial British India exists only in movies or Kipling's novels. But in a 152-year-old shop in this Dharamsala suburb the British Raj continues to live on.
Infosys’ Pain May be Just Beginning
Dissatisfied customers began pushing Infosys, once India's technology bellwether, to fix problems with their leadership
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