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Selling Air India is not going to solve its problems, says Derek O'Brien

O'Brien has tried to fill the breach left by the near demise of the Left parties and the ongoing crisis in the Congress

Lenovo mulls using India as an export hub, says Gianfranco Lanci

Right now, our plants in India are not running at 100 per cent capacity, but we are not far from it, says Lenovo COO

EV is future, but only with economy of scale: Hyundai India MD & CEO

We hope that driving Kona will change the mindset of the customer, said S S Kim

My favourite campaign is Google India's 'Reunion': Prahlad Kakar

Without Google, it would be almost impossible to find relatives or friends who are separated, people who are isolated in little village and the like

OnePlus sees huge potential in R&D space in India, says CEO Pete Lau

It's true that the natural growth has come from the tier I and tier II cities in India since our products cater to the premium segment, says Pete Lau

Our secret sauce to success is focus: MakeMyTrip founder Rajesh Magow

In this scenario, OTAs like us are the specialised experts that provide comprehensive offering across the travel value chain and therefore have the right to succeed in the market, he said

With GST, ability to move goods has become simpler: Rajesh Subramaniam

He also said Indians have proved themselves assets across the world

Yashwant Sinha, BJP's rebel with a cause, on GST to top BJP leaders

Sinha talks about all that is wrong with GST, demonetisation and the current crop of BJP leaders

If PSBs can't lend, they should be privatised: Niranjan Hiranandani

If PSBs are not able to do their job, they should be privatized, president Hiranandani

Dhirendra K Jha explains why the world of sadhus is an expanding enterprise

Jha has been a careful chronicler of the Hindutva project, putting in the slog of exhaustive ground reporting to write two well-received books

Amitav Ghosh explains why it's impossible to not write about climate change

The rising heat - not only in Delhi but all over the world - is as much the theme of Gun Island as it is of his previous book, The Great Derangement

Piramal's exit will not impact Shriram Group companies: R Thyagarajan

Shriram Group is not driven by one individual; every company has its own management and is run by their respective CEOs, says Thyagarajan

Diesel is not part of Renault's future India strategy, says CEO Bollore

If you really want to serve a massive customer base, you have to make in India, says CEO Thierry Bollore

Don't think outside the box; remove the box entirely, says OpenGenius CEO

Study after study has proven that creative companies flourish because they're innovative, Griffiths tells Sneha Bhattacharjee

Jet lands in NCLT: It will be easier to find a solution, says SBI chairman

"It's not easy to deal with 900 creditors outside insolvency proceedings"

Data enables relevance and context, says Mindshare's MA Parthasarathy

A wonderful piece of content may draw attention. But without the right backing of data, it may not result in actually moving the needle on brand equity or business results

Sabyasachi Mukherjee talks about leveling walls between people and culture

One look at the magnificent Indo-Saracenic structure that rose above everything else in the vicinity and he, a 25-year old who had wanted to become a social worker, was hooked

No plan to sell Sasan power project: Reliance Power CEO K Rajagopal

K Rajagopal talks about the ongoing cases in several states

At least privatise process for distribution to endure: Tata Power Delhi CEO

In a Q&A, Sanjay Banga dwells on the steps his company has taken to improve billing even as it has surplus power tied up

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on curing cancer and the perils of a divisive society

Shaw says she tells her pharma colleagues that they are in a humanitarian business - like it or not, patients come first and if patients are the focus, profits would come naturally