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T2 set to give Mumbai a flying start to new year

Apart from handling 40 mn flyers a year in an area of just 1,400 acres, the new airport terminal will showcase a 3-km-long art wall & peacock-inspired design

'Debt restructuring a good concept in India'

Good at saving, bad at investing

Mutual fund heads say investor psyche needs to change and efforts are on to rope in more distributors and educate investors

Rajan-virus for PC

After a brief honeymoon, the tension between Mint Road and North Block is growing once again

Shyamal Majumdar: The succession question

Tata Motors MD Karl Slym's sudden death shows it is time companies asked themselves 'What would we do if we lost our CEO tomorrow?'

Shyamal Majumdar: Labour pain in govt banks

The human resources function remains a clerical exercise even though these banks are heading for the 'retirement decade'

My name is Khan, and I'm a tourist

Don't protest too much next time our MLAs want a free visit to Harrods or Selfridges to study the pros & cons of FDI in retail

Shyamal Majumdar: Prepare yourselves for Gen Z

It's time for employers to get ready for a generation - born in the digital age - that will be a lot smarter than its predecessors

We want to kill workflows: N Chandrasekaran

Interview with CEO and MD, Tata Consultancy Services

We have to be very careful while raising rates: Raghuram Rajan

Governor Raghuram Rajan says US tapering has come at the right time as markets are relatively stable; says central bank has taken action to contain CAD

Shyamal Majumdar: Say no to yes-men

Shutting out voices that disagree can often be risky

We have to sell products like McDonald's sells hamburgers: Aditya Puri

Interview with CEO, HDFC Bank

Shyamal Majumdar: The 'mommy track'

In order to retain their brightest female employees, organisations need to create a more flexible and family-friendly workforce

Lunch with BS: Eberhard Kern

'Mercedes is back'

Supreme Court sees corporate lobby against Sebi

Says anxiety of powerful business houses, including Sahara & RIL, for Sebi chairman's removal is not unimaginable

Shyamal Majumdar: How fast is too fast?

Getting ahead of the game is necessary but leaders often exaggerate some of the advantages of moving quickly

Shyamal Majumdar: Post-retirement blues

The number of financially well-off people seeking emotional crutches after retirement is increasing rapidly

Shyamal Majumdar: Life after the Companies Act

Independent directors are not happy with some of its provisions

When Sebi dismissed North Block's concerns about Jignesh Shah

In 2007, the regulator found little merit in the finance ministry's observations that the FT promoter was not fit and proper to even buy stake in exchanges

The closing bell?

Jignesh Shah, the outsider intent on crashing the party, is in danger of losing his empire