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Dutta's tryst with airline cockpits: One went bankrupt, another was sold

Dutta, an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, started working with Voltas in Bengaluru and Kochi, before going to Harvard Business School in 1978

We have the highest tally of exits in the Indian market: Prashant Purker

With India becoming attractive for global private equity funding, ICICI Venture Funds Management Company, one of the oldest players, has revamped its strategy

Naresh Goyal sets terms for Rs 700-cr infusion into debt-laden Jet Airways

Goyal wants Sebi exemption from takeover code if stake falls below 25%

Uber India to try out buses, quadricycles, electric two-and three-wheelers

Firm is going to try out buses, quadricycles, and electric two- and three-wheelers

Telcos may have to spend Rs 1.25 trn on court cases, stare at huge loss

The disputes, which have many twists and turns and have gone through courts and quasi-judicial bodies for many years, have some key issues

Corporate wars: Netflix, Prime in tussle to expand, show original content

2019 could be a year of intense corporate battles. The second of a four-part series focuses on the over-the-top media services sector

Jio vs Airtel vs Voda Idea: 2019 rings in a year of intense telecom battle

2019 could be a year of intense corporate battles. This is the first of a four-part series focuses on the telecom sector

Chinese firms face scrutiny from govt departments, domestic rivals in India

In the midst of this brouhaha, the government response has been muted

Ericsson banks on a high five, all set for the 5G battle in India

Beyond its battle with Reliance Communications over dues, the Swedish multinational is also bracing for a battle against its aggressive competitors Huawei, ZTE, Samsung and Nokia to sell gear for 5G

Here's why Vodafone Idea is losing to Reliance Jio on several fronts

Vodafone Idea is involved in rationalising subscribers at the lower end but that is not viable in shoring up the ARPU

Tanzanian govt opposes Bharti Airtel's plan for IPO in international market

Just a few days ago Bharti Airtel announced it was getting six marquee investors to put $1.25 billion in its fully owned subsidiary

How 5G technology promises to make a fundamental difference to key sectors

From remotely driven vehicles to long-distance medical treatment, Reliance Jio is coming up with a host of applications for its upcoming high speed 5G mobile broadband service

Tatas agree to pay $320 mn as compensation to ATC by fourth quarter of FY19

With this move, the Tatas' equity holding in the company will reduce by half from 26 per cent to 13 per cent

Desi medical devices firms expand footprint, lock horns with global giants

More than half of Transasia Bio-Medicals' sales of Rs 12 billion come from global markets

Indian aviation scores low in safety globally, falls short on 5 key counts

On effectiveness of implementing the ICAO standards, India's performance is lower than even Bangladesh

Hospitals grow bigger for better health amid falling margins, rising costs

There are long-term gains to be had for bigger players and that explains the interest from new investors

Basant-Prashant Jhawar faction opposed Tata Steel-Usha Martin deal

Informed sources said the resolution would be finally placed before the shareholders for approval

New pecking order on the cards in telecom space after Vodafone Idea entry

Jio may unleash an aggressive bid to woo the nearly 300 million Vodafone-Idea's subscribers, who are still on 2G, to shift to 4G

Bajaj group knocks out Aditya Birla from 3rd spot in m-cap battle

Over the past year, Bajaj group had been fighting a neck-and-neck battle with the Birlas for the third spot

Here's how robotic surgery is slowly catching on in Indian hospitals

There are huge advantages of using robotics in surgical procedures