United Phosphorus has made 26 acquisitions in 15 years— and in most of them it has recovered the investment made in three years.

Krugman gives us a lucid tour of history’s worst slumps. Unfortunately, he also proves that we are doomed to repeat the same mistakes.

A room is often defined by its furniture, especially chairs. Today, the humble chair stands at the forefront of design and adds just the right amount of chutzpah to any space. Don’t take our word for it, just check out these fabulous designs!

Clearly, the downturn has forced many people to prioritise and scale back, but resilient consumers are still spending and going for affordable entertainment options. They are putting off purchases, downgrading their consumption pattern and tweaking their leisure expenditure, such as drinking and travelling. A report by Kushan Mitra & Anusha Subramanian.

Nandan Nilekani, Co-Chairman of Infosys Technologies, as head of an expert panel to review the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) plan to extend a pension package to the private sector. The group is expected to submit its report soon.

Internet companies such as Google are investing billions of dollars in setting up massive data centres and struggling to control soaring power usage. A tech start-up to tackle energy use by data centres.

Want to try out that great Sauvignon Blanc from Meerlust that you have just read about? We tell you where to go for your next meal if you are a true wine connoisseur.

Elgi Equipments, the second-largest player in the Indian air compressor market and a leader in the reciprocating compressor segment is not happy being a 'big fish in a small pond'. So, it is mastering the technology, tweaking its production processes and quality levels to foray into the global market. N. Madhavan reports.

What you see at the petrol pump is the finished product of a very long journey, and one where lots of cost gets added. We take a look at the journey.

I was at a ‘serious wine tasting event’—that’s what they call drinking during the daytime these days—when the bulb of inspiration for this column lit in my head. The wine that did it was an Italian red named Bottega Vinai Teroldego Rotaliano DOC 2006.

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Good sparkling wine as an ingredient in your food? BT More gets Chef de Cuisine of Moët & Chandon Bernard Dance to tell you just how to whip up some mouth-watering dishes by adding a dash of the bubbly.

Chic and posh are two words often associated with wine. But how is it made? Rahul Sachitanand spent some time at Grover Vineyards to find out.

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Inflation may have cooled, to less than 5 per cent for the week ended May 26, down from over 6 per cent a few weeks ago, but the authorities are not taking it easy yet. As part of its strategy to combat rising prices, the government is now planning to permit cheaper imports.

As scale becomes critical, the bigger BPOs are bulking up by buying captives and other smaller outfits. And like in IT, the top three companies may become the dominant force.

Indian IT went from $5 billion to near $50 billion in just a decade. But growth hereon will need vastly different strategies.

Champagne Indage is creating a global wine cellar. After taking over Australia’s Thachi Wines, the company is now setting sail for other shores, reportedly the US and UK.

Indian ad agencies are now pitching for, and winning, mandates from MNCs for creating ads for foreign markets.