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In China, drones, not jets, are the stars

Founded in 2006, DJI has grown to account for more than 70% of the global market, according to Skylogic Research

Narayana Murthy is confident problems at Infosys are a thing of the past

After initial outrage over not making Panaya findings public, Murthy seems to have put his differences with Nilekani to rest

Graphic: A Snapshot of PE activity & deals

A Snapshot of PE activity & deals

Food delivery goes on the boil

Players in this space have stayed away from splurging money on discounts, but the entry of Ola and Uber could change that

Kuka plans for robot domination in China and your garage

Kuka's auto business has fallen from 80 per cent of robot revenues, when he took over the company in 2009, to around 50 per cent today

Saubhagya scheme: Fluctuations in the 'power for all' target

Why the government's intention to supply all households in the country with 24x7 power by March 2019 appears ambitious

To Californians, it looked like a UFO. To Elon Musk, success

The coming year is expected to be even bigger with three launch pads now at their disposal

Vedanta, Nalco could change the way aluminium is used

The companies are building industrial parks in Odisha for manufacturers to receive the metal directly from smelters

Newsmaker: The problem that is Narayan Rane

The state BJP is not particularly enthusiastic, knowing Rane as an ambitious leader, with sights on the chief ministership

Meet Special Judge OP Saini, who pronounced the 2G verdict

A former cop-turned-judge who presided over the biggest corruption scandal to date has a reputation for fearlessness

Chinese tourists could cause years of misery for Thai airports

But it is the explosion in Chinese visitors since the 2012 Chinese road movie Lost in Thailand that has changed the industry

Morgan Stanley, Allianz to enter Indian logistics

The US-based investor is considering logistics centres on outskirts of cities, while German insurer wants JV with Indian groups

PE funds stare at capital loss on stressed investee firms

Some have tried to put in claims as financial creditors; even these have seen only partial acceptance

YouTube, music labels end standoff, move towards paid service

YouTube expects to convert some of the millions of people who listen to music for free on its video site into paying subscribers

Field force at ONGC

Employees of the oil major are protesting the government's policy of awarding oil and gas blocks it owns to private operators

China's carbon market still ranks as world's biggest

China has unveiled a programme that encourages companies to reduce their emissions so they can sell unused carbon allocations

US giant American Tower Corporation takes a call on Indian telecom

Other foreign majors are headed for the exit, but ATC sees big potential in tower business

GST, infrastructure status to spur investment in logistics sector

The grant of infra status and the implementation of GST have paved the way for consolidation and growth in the sector

This school is teaching thousands to love chocolate

Zurich-based Barry Callebaut opened its first chocolate factory in Indonesia last year

Sundram Fasteners reaps benefits of branching out

Sundram Fasteners has set an ambitious target to invest Rs 200 core annually