Hero with or without Honda

Armoured Core Competence

This entrepreneur began bullet proofing vehicles in the 1980s’ Punjab, but now finds that demand is getting stronger and stronger.

India Inc’s Biggest Headhunt

Ratan Tata retires in 2012 as Tata Group Chairman and a five-member panel is searching for his successor. A look at how they might choose and who it could be.

Indian Spice for a Bland EPL Club

Vedanta: Question of Superimposition

Cairn India’s acquisition shows that it is keen on the energy business.

As Fires Cool Down, BP Feels the Heat

BP could be penalised at the rate of $4,300 per barrel of spilt oil.

Great Indian Money Illusion

Graph gazers say you should be pleased. India is nearing double digit economic growth once again. It’s boom time. But if that only makes you wonder which planet they are from, you are entirely justified. Here is why you are not as well off as the GDP graph suggests.

Cuisines by the Sidewalks

When you have around 145,000 street vendors serving over 230 varieties of dishes—tasty, hygienic and dirt cheap—to nearly 10 million customers daily, it is a phenomenon by itself.

Of the Rich, for the Poor

Former McKinsey highflier Vikram Akula wants to redefine how microfinance works.

Roses were Red

While Delhi sleeps, they take over small parts of the city. They are not criminals, they are flower sellers. And the government is banishing the latter from the city.