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Door to Tata Steel's branding

The steel maker is moving on from its mother brand to branding its consumer solutions and services

Labour's shadow over Bengal industry

Worker unrest is back to haunt West Bengal. The recent lynching of a mill executive has companies asking the government to act

What next for CK Birla after Hindustan Motors?

Over the years, his venture with GM fell through and he exited Pilani Investments. His empire's main businesses now include cement, electricals, IT services and paper

Tata Steel's problem child struggles to make good

The latest results suggest Tata Steel Europe may have lost pricing power, though production and turnover are up

Premium brands shape ITC's FMCG strategy 2.0

After non-cigarette FMCG rode its strong distribution for the first 12 years, the segment's first annual profits will now fuel more premium launches

Three years of Mamata government

A compulsive populist, the TMC government's focus is essentially on quick fixes that translate into short-term gains

Russi Mody: A man manager par excellence

Is Mamata past her peak?

While the number of seats TMC is likely to bag is way below her expectations, a rising BJP is far more worrying than a doddering Left Front steered by some tired comrades

SC questions regulators' role in Saradha scam

Says its attention was drawn to at least two Sebi orders directing winding up of Ponzi schemes

Cracking election funding

Corporate contribution remains a grey area

Tough road ahead for Goa's iron ore miners

SC may have lifted the ban on mining in the state but it will be a while before exports resume in right earnest

Gujarat soft loan to Nano may be below cap

Subdued car sales prompt state govt to disburse only Rs 273 cr to the Tata Nano project since June 2012

Related-party deals tie firms in knots

Sebi's corporate governance code and the new company law regime have some clauses that have many Indian companies in a bind

The man who wipes out the red from West Bengal books

From tackling inherited debt to managing his party's populist policies, Amit Mitra has worked adroitly to bring West Bengal's finances back on track

Mamata's Looking-Glass Land

But the Red Queen drew herself up rather stiffly and said, "Queens never make bargains." -Through the Looking Glass. Even at the cost of courting trouble, she could have added.

TMC's star power, the new election strategy

Party's star list includes singers Indranil Sen and Saumitra Roy of 'Bhoomi' fame, theatre personality, Arpita Ghosh and former football team capitain, Baichung Bhutia

States are interpreting MMDR Act differently: Rana Som

Interview with Former Chairman & Managing Director, NMDC

Rise in imports might impel steel price cuts

Fall in global prices, rupee appreciation may add to pressure, feel trade circles

Dry spell could mar Darjeeling tea

First flush variety sees 65% lower production in March

The rise & rise of Amit Mitra

How he changed his image from 'an outsider from Delhi' to the second-most important person in the West Bengal government