From Facebook to LinkedIn, Twitter to Orkut, corporates are beginning to use various forms of social media to reach out to consumers, employees and partners, writes Kushan Mitra.

People don’t stop falling sick in a slowdown. In fact, more people are likely to take ill in troubled times. That’s good news for the health care sector. E. Kumar Sharma reports.Winners in the downturnLarsen & Toubro:No bridge too far Bharti Airtel: Ringing in the gainsSun Pharma: Dawn in the duskHero Honda: Into the headwindSimplex Infrastructures: On solid groundAllcargo Global Logistics: No heavy burdenMundra Port: Safe harbourAIA Engineering: In a niche of its ownOpto Circuits: Medical marvelEverest Kanto: No heavy burden

Managers are racking their brains for strategies to beat the slowdown. But hotshots remain hotshots. We present 5th listing of India's young and happening executives.

Lavasa Corporation has ambitious plans of creating a resort that can also be home to busy executives seeking a work-life balance.

We visit two emerging IT-ITES centres—Lucknow and Coimbatore—and discover that despite the initial buoyancy, they still have a lot of ground to cover. Report Shalini S. Dagar and Nitya Varadarajan.

A list of women who figured in Business Today's list of powerful business women in 2007 and 2006. We also compile a list of business women who figured in every list since 2003.

They span generations and are there in every field, from biscuits to banking, from HR to hospitals. Denied entry into a male bastion, they create another industry. They are the most powerful women in the corporate world.

The healthcare sector is growing, fuelling demand for IT jobs.

It is a billion-dollar market with hardly any national-level player. Outsourcing in the Indian healthcare sector is a huge but highly scattered activity with most players opting for outsourcing services locally.

Six years since ISRO launched a national telemedicine project to reach quality healthcare to rural India, there are four states that have “wired up” all their district hospitals. So, what has been the impact on the lives of the poor in these states?

Think of how hard your back works every day. Even if your job involves sitting at a desk, your back is constantly on the move— bending up and down, swaying sideto-side, twisting and turning. These, and other activities, can lead to back pain. Here’s how you can avoid it.

Day 2 of BT MindRush 2021: Who said what

Armed with deep pockets and distinguished brands, some of India’s biggest mega-corps are diversifying away from their flagship businesses. Synergies do exist in most cases, but do some of these promoters run the risk of spreading themselves too thin? BT's Anand Adhikari finds out.

A Business Today-Technopak roundtable on ‘Opportunities and Investments in the Healthcare Industry’ throws up some ground-breaking solutions on how to help the sector thrive.

The most innovative companies don't do different things, they just do things differently. And that seems to make all the difference.

Nearly two years after it acquired Aircel from C. Sivasankaran, Malaysia’s Maxis Group wants to become a pan-India player, with $4 billion in investment over the next two years.

India’s Pharmaceutical Industry stands fourth in terms of volume and 13th in terms of value. It is valued at over $13 billion (Rs 52,000 crore). While it is export driven, the domestic sector has also done well in recent times.

The IPO party on Dalal Street was good till it lasted.

A rundown on jobs that will be in demand this year.

She is writing the precise prognosis for her business.