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Ground for Karti arrest prepared after former FIPB members' interrogation

Chidambaram has been quoted earlier as saying he would go by the FIPB decision as a matter of routine

Govt clears policy to permit quadricycles for commercial use in India

Electric version will also be allowed, says Nitin Gadkari

Giving Air India bid a miss was team decision: Outgoing IndiGo Prez Ghosh

Outgoing IndiGo president, Aditya Ghosh talks to Business Standard about not bidding for Air India, Pratt & Whitney engine trouble and more

C Sivasankaran: A maverick prone to courting controversy and the CBI

A consummate deal-maker, the former Aircel boss raked in the moolah in many, but lost a packet in several others

What makes Fortis Healthcare a coveted acquisition target for its suitors

From IHH Healthcare to Burmans, Manipal and Fosun, there have seen several serious players in race to acquire Fortis Healthcare. Business Standard explains how they could gain from acquiring Fortis

After IndiGo, Jet Airways not to participate in bid for stake in Air India

While Jet Airways never formally announced its interest in AI, the management held discussions with its alliance partners and investors to put up a proposal

BCCI media rights: STAR India's big gamble may turn into a goldmine

Cricket currently has attracted over Rs 30 bn in revenue, bulk of which comes from advertising and remaining from subscriptions

Insolvency resolution stumbles on 4 key issues raised by prospective buyers

Experts say the new law is superior to a winding-up petition which was filed by creditors under the Companies Act

Air India lures high-flying suitors as airline undergoes privatisation

So far, three airlines have reportedly evinced interest in buying the ailing, state-owned airline. Here is a look at what they could hope to gain

Bankrupt MSME promoters may be allowed to bid for their companies

Homebuyers likely to be termed creditor, cooling off period possible

Bankruptcy process: Debt-laden Aircel likely to go in for management bid

Aircel executives said the company could offer value to big boys like Airtel or Jio as a low-end mobile services brand

PE funds eye rich pickings from bankruptcy resolution

Sustained interest lies in the transparency of the process and some early success stories

JM Financial to sell 32% stake in Sona BLW to private equity investors

In-house research and development has already come up with an electric axle and has showcased the device for three-wheelers

Rotomac pens scam: Vikram Kothari is fighting battle, might be hard to win

Founder M M Kothari along with sons Vikram and Deepak in many ways changed the rules of the mouth freshener business

Goods and services tax tweak brings relief to soft drink manufacturers

Are companies using the differential in duty to tweak their products and reduce the huge tax burden?

Maruti Suzuki, other car manufacturers see no threat from aggregators

Ride-hailing firms claim penetration is still low and there is a huge upside to grow the market and make owning a car passe

Reliance Jio's new pricing targets 700 mn existing 2G users. Will it work?

Plans to cut tariffs by 40% or offer more data; risks denting its own ARPU, and impacting its revenues

Why two factions of Tata Group are in a bidding war for Tata Teleservices

Two intra-group bids for ailing Tata Teleservices' assets highlight the explosive growth prospects embedded in the domestic fibre network business

Why E and V bands in telecom can solve a lot of connectivity issues

They can carry huge amounts of data, have a lot of bandwidth, but operate at short ranges, between 200 metres and 2-3 km

With nearly 47,500 flights, Mumbai-Delhi is world's third busiest air route

Hardly any additional capacity is now available at Mumbai airport to increase flights on this route, to sustain the position