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I will strive to transform Jet Airways into a viable business: Nivaan Goyal

At Jet Airways, Goyal is the designated head of business transformation and is tipped to be inducted as a director on the bo

Raymond's dirty linen: Father-son fight makes for a nasty court case

The succession mess threatens the company's brand equity, built over decades with, ironically, advertising campaigns showcasing the brand as the one to wear for important 'family' occasions

GST puts horse racing in chokehold as betting turnover plummets

Black market betting on the rise

Woman power on the rise

Thanks to the government's push, the number of women on company boards has grown slowly but steadily

Our competition is the stock market, not private equity firms: KKR CEO

We are investing in infrastructure, education, waste management, and healthcare, says KKR CEO Henry Kravis

The future is digital, still and forever, says Arianna Huffington

Co-founder of Huffington Post talks about her new venture Thrive Global, corporate culture and why success shouldn't be fuelled by burnouts

After a 25-year journey in India, Arrow aims for a wider brand footprint

The urban lifestyle shirt label from Arvind Fashions targets a bigger slice of the market outside the metros

Realtors see massive opportunity in India's growing elderly population

For the real estate sector, it represents massive opportunities, particularly as current housing for senior people is minimal

Reliability to performance, Honda's Amaze punches above its weight category

On smaller lanes and roads, the Amaze is adept and nimble, zipping in and out with sufficient torque and agility, despite a slightly noisy engine

Challenged by leaner, nimbler rivals at home, Marks & Spencer bets on India

Britain's legacy brand pins its hopes on the Indian consumer in a joint venture with Reliance Industries

Raymond m-cap doubles on strong profit growth, firm to expand across India

While fabrics is a strong force in the company, the apparel business will be the driver in the next three years

Oman PE firm picks up stake in Stanley Lifestyles for $24 million

The leather manufacturer is likely to use the fund to fuel its growth in India and set up stores overseas

Jeep is securing Fiat's presence, investment in India, says Kevin Flynn

In an interview with Pavan Lall, he shares the firm's strategy, launch plans, and challenges in India

Sandeep Bakhshi: The last man standing or a turnaround banker?

The man ICICI is banking on to fix its crisis is the least controversial choice for the job

Flying ambulances do a slow take-off over high costs, infra issues

Performing a surgery or life-saving manoeuvre mid-air has its own challenges, but without special fittings, it's downright risky

Just around 25% of India's workforce is female, says McKinsey report

The report suggests India in the longer term needs to create far more jobs in the formal organised sector -- 97 per cent of all female worker activity is in the informal sector

Indo-Japan trade flows slow on fewer outbound, smaller inbound deals

With India starting to surpass China's rate of growth, small and medium enterprises in Japan should have more upside to expand into the country

Whistle-blower in ICICI Bank case writes another letter to PM Modi

He asked for an independent investigation by the government/regulator in the matter.

The obvious opportunity is biosimilars, says Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

A month ago, Biocon announced that its biosimilar insulin glargine trademarked as Semglee received marketing approval from the European Commission

What India eats: Tata trusts use big data to gauge consumption, production

Since 2013, when Ratan Tata started to pay undivided attention to the Trusts, one of the key causes he encouraged the charities to pursue as a cause for India was nutrition