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E-retail: you ain't seen nothin' yet

While Flipkart and Amazon go on a fund-raising spree, the real battle will begin once big industrial houses such as the Tatas, Reliance and the Aditya Birla group join the race

Flipkart CEO wanted to be a gamer, Snapdeal chief a food and film critic

Five founders of e-commerce start-ups, four of them Bansals, say they had alternative ambitions chalked out

Goyal scouts for 'young & dynamic' private secretary

Experience in the power sector is desirable, though not necessary

With simpler processes, govt promotes ease of living in India

The focus is on the ease of living and making rather simple the tasks that currently look uphill

IKEA's leisurely scout for a start

After clearance in 2012, single-brand showpiece still to decide on a single location, with first store unlikely before 2017

Row over CVC appointment without an LoP

Confusion prevails over words 'No' & 'So' mentioned in govt rule

Swatch seeks to set up shop on its own

Experts say the move is a sign the watchmaker is seeking to create a strong brand identity here

Carrefour shuts shops as sale sparks frenzy

Shutters downed ahead of planned September exit

Vibrant Gujarat man is India Inc's PMO pointsman

Is Flipkart worth $5 billion?

Nivedita Mookerji argues that there's a case for it

E-commerce: Foreign brands seek clarity on eligibility

Currently, while no foreign multi-brand retail chain such as the US's Walmart or the UK's Tesco can sell their products online in India

Modi talks to states on most policies

In another step, Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh has written to chief ministers inviting their suggestions on framing a national crop insurance scheme

Carrefour exit fails to dampen Modi govt's spirits

Carrefour to exit India, shut 5 cash & carry stores

Company to shut stores by the end of September; pullback first setback for Modi govt

Modi's Chanakya

All eyes are on Finance Minister Arun Jaitley as he prepares to present his first Budget. The authors decode the powerful politician

Public-purpose projects our priority: Prakash Javadekar

Interview with Union minister for environment and information & broadcasting

The PM follows many, too

The list of the 60 entities the PMO follows doesn't include any industrialist or any entity from the fields of films and sports.

A flying start, some tough decisions and a rollback

Railway fare hike withdrawn for suburban trains

FB, Twitter journalism key to tracking Modi govt

With most top government officials turning cautious and tight-lipped, just legwork and old-school journalism are not yielding stories any longer

Only 2 weeks to confer on Cabinet issues