BT More sent its team of reporters to the five corners of the country to talk to experts as well as travel the length and breadth of the cities and beyond, to find out things that a visitor to these cities may not really know about.

A China Town, Victorian buildings and the world’s largest ‘book street’—Kolkata is a lot of fun.

For years they’ve slung mud, called each other names and, when not busy doing that, had their respective award shindigs. The Indian advertising industry (fraternity wouldn’t quite be the right word) has, for some reason, had two apex bodies: The Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) and the Ad Club of Mumbai.

Richie Rich scholars

In India after independence, science and technology (S&T) saw a two-phased progress on the back of the momentum created in the 1930s by six great scientists of international repute.

Porsche Cayenne platinum edition launched at Rs 1.06 crore

It’s 10 in the morning, and at the historic Azad Maidan, where The Mahatma used to address swelling crowds during the Civil Disobedience movement, another movement is slowly gathering steam.

20 per cent of executive directors of FTSE 350 companies has fallen over the past five years. This equates to the loss of almost 360 positions since 2002.

Iconic beer brands go against the global grain.

5 water-resistant gadgets this monsoon

Bill Gates' latest toy, earlier called Project Milan, is a computer integrated into a flat surface (table/wall/door) that has been five years in the making.

It would not have been difficult for Chepuri Krishna, a student of IIM-Ahmedabad, to get a summer internship at any leading company. But unlike his peers, he chose to walk on a path that had never been explored before.

The Seiko Corporation has a policy of not getting into many markets at the same time. We did a lot of research before we decided to enter India.

The consumer electronics giant aims for $1 billion by 2009.

Call for information, but share some too.

The 4th quarterly Business Today-TeamLease Employment Outlook Survey shows that the bullishness of the previous three quarters has remained constant.

Don’t despair at the high prices of “designer” clothes. You can still buy the genuine stuff at steep discounts to their regular prices.

The best devices for entertainment

Tired of the usual sweet and sour prawns, the tandoori chickens and the green and red curries that most restaurants seem to specialise in? We bring you an illustrative list of restaurants that serve food you are unlikely to get in too many other places.

Stephen J. Burrows, president & CEO, Anheuser-Busch, Asia Pacific, was in Mumbai recently to announce the company's foray into the Indian market.